Star and banner. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1847-1864, July 18, 1856, Image 2

Sae hot . by rue country's foe, and that
my Member at your corps wilt filthfidly dis
hier the soldier's duty. • ,
Froopoot'a Lotter of Accept-
Cos,. lone t Fttsatoryr lu* writ:en
the following letter to the conimittee •ot
the Repoblieati * Cuneention 'Appointed y.o
inform him of his noroinatiot tot the Pres.
Idiocy : •
New Vass, July 8, 1858.
You. call ma to ri high
eiespeestibilpy by plr A eing., l s pt the vin of
II greet movement of- the Pimple of. OM
flttittil-States. !tin, without regard le, past
differences, a:e uniting iiv:ecomtv'm effort
to bring the itetiod ilf;the Federal
Goeivntrient to the prior o f
Sind Jefferson . .. Compehentliog the
magnitude of the trust which they have
thieleted . themeelets willing to place in my
halide a nddeeply sensible oldie honor,
, .`
whieli their unreseived confidence, in this
1611tfaning pueition of the public affairs,
44141,1 feel that I cannot better respouil
than . .-by csincere declaration that, in the
avventoCrity election to the Preeidency, I
ehaiiirl'enter npott the execution Of its ilu•
hie with a single-hearted determination to
ii.r.omete the good of the w hole country,
end direct so!ely to this end all the power
of the gov. rument. irrespective of- party
iesnes and regardless of SPciiumil
The declaration of principles embodied in
the resolves of yimr Convention exprees.
'Pt the sentiments in which I have. Leen
idecited, and which have been ripened
.
into convictions by perbomil (11)PlerVaii011
fpcpcfaeilCe. With this . declaration
avowal: I. think it neeeseary hi revert
•to only muse( the sehjects embraced in
itiflike resolutions. and to these only he
',Catisti.eventa have surrounded them with
f grata'aini critinal circumalatices, and
eh io them !epeeist Importance, I
. lconeur in ineviews of the Convention
deprecating the ..foreign' pokey to which it
-adverti. The assumption that we Nye
lb* right to take Ircin another nation its
'doiriains because we want them, is an a
. tittolonteent of the honest character which
coutor'y hay acquired. To provoke
hostilities by uejto4 assumptions, would
be -to sacrifice me peace and character of
the 'country, when all its interests might
--be - inure certainly secured, and lie ph.
jecitir - attained by just soil herdiug eon*.
-selsOnvolving no loss of reputation..
International embarasemeets are , makily
then resells . of. asecret diplomacy. which
Sims ,to keep from the kuuwledge of .the
.-itiupfe the operat.ons of the- government.
thii 'eaten) is inconsistent wolf theeliar.
eiter . 4 our institutions. hi, yielding
gradually ,14 a more enlightened pubric
OPiition, and to the powe: of a free wino.,
_ arnieb,by Its broad aismentination , of po
liiical intelligence, secures in advaitee.to
Chasid° of justice the judgment of the
word. An honest, firm and op.
.
ren plohry in our foreign relations womd
' Coatinaud the united support of the lie.'
tubby whose.,deliberate- would
opinionsit
.rtetieeeioily reflect.
:Nnthing is 'clearer in the hirtory. of
".our institutions, than the design ril the
asserting its own independence
and freedom, o avoid giving ccomenince
extension of. slavery. - The inflo
of 1 . 41 entail. but compact and power
t (41,.elasy.uf ; Min' interested in slavery,
. ; .,sehn command one section of the country
-.and wield a vast political roam' as a eon
r . 0111ple 1108 in the other, is now directed to
lord back this impulse Of the Ilevrdmion
-wrill*Craer ire principtel:': 111e:exitinMVO'
of SlaVery across the ciiiitaneu t is the oh':
.jtet tilitbe lower which now rules the
government ; and from ibis spirit. has.
..sprung those kindered wirings in Kansas,
-.lovely prove - yeti in one of your result,-
hone, which - .prove that the elements of
the most atbitrary geverimientv have tint
• , heat einqUished by the jOit . theory,of our
ltwoohl be out of place.ltere to pledge
asyself.so any particular policy that has
`been suggested to tereninate the sectional
cloortietikay itigentlerrd by political ant
-, mashies - Operating 'tin a pinverful :clams.
baitilti :together by' a commoti interest.—
jteSeticrl, remedy is the admission of
into the Union as- a free State.—
.TherSoutlialmulti, in my judgment, earn
-1.-:.estly desire such consommaiion. It would.
vindicate' its good faith. It .would cur
- tett .om:diem the repeal; an the.
_with, heriiigpractically the bens fit of
the agreement.between the two .sections,
ViQuld be satisfied, awl good fenling be
restored., • The measure is perfectly
:Consistent. with the honor of the 8411111 i
and vital to tie interests. • That fatal - act
"which gave birth to this purely 'triennia I .
"*eirifei 'originating in the scheme to . bike
free labor, the country secured to it
.
iby a solemn coveuant. cannot be too moon
disarmed of
. peroicuus force. The only
giblet region of the middle latitudes left
• tolhe 'Migrants of tl.e Northern States
for heroes cannot be conq ire I from the
, free. laborers who have long considered it
yet Apart 'for them in our inheritance,
without provoking a desperate snug-
• Whatever may he the peristanre of the
7 `partieoltir - Class which seems ready to
!mord 'everything for the success 'of the
equal scheme it has partially effected, I
Strnaly believe that • the great heart of the
Galion, which throbs with the patriotism
of the Ireemrn of both sections, will have
pow*. to overcome it. They will look
• le the rights secured to them by the Ciro
-stitittion oldie Union se the hest safeguard
:,:fsee k ttie oppression of the class which,
by ,sloottopuly of the soil mot of slave
labor to till it. might in time reduce them
stns -kbe extremity of laboring upon the
same terms with the slaves. The great
• body al unmslaveholding freemen, inclittl
int those of the South. upon whose wel
fare • Slavery is an oppression, will (is
thepower of the General Gov
': *Patent over the public lands may. he
besteAcially exerted to sdvanei: their inter-
Pita, and *cure their independence.—
Knowing this, their suffrages will not .he
.wattling lb• inantain that- - siutitoriq in. the
i,tfititin 'which is abinfuielv essential to
Mantinanco of their own liberties; .
,and erhirh has more than once indicated '
,4ecorpiwe of. disposing of• the public
such a way as would make every
' , •tottdreropett them . * Iteeholder. ,
llE,theptn►le entruit to me the adminis
ration of di! government, the laws
, t,Citegress -id relation ti, the Territories
Atli be fafdttally exeCuted. - All:its 'moth
,
hli.elerted In aid el the natinn-
K Stu to erilahlish ttte ft:ere%of. theroun•
oktitt Just riaciples, which have here-.
,esfote eteirivrel the moonlit of the" federal
:freastreouret of the Stites: smithy people
of both section*, Sucks , policy would
elbtk - set . No alit:nem to that *remittal party
its ,ggronditement by emir°.
the At, territories to capital in
1,441 'ftweit"OfiterFa and would joy -suably
itiihe triumph of free !ahoy!). oat-
oral weal which constitutes the reel
sm i t h o f thi s rest country, end creates
that intelligent power in she masses, slune
to be retied on es the. bulwark• of (tee is.
stitutinne. . • .
.
'Truatinztbit he
1 here a art ttaptible of
comprehending rtur whitfo country; with
its varied interesui, sod cuff en i that pit
&His% exists in all Vita of the - Union *
hiccept the nnmins..init of vourConveia•
tiou, in tiie hope iliat I may too enabled In
serve userull;',l4 cause. which I consider
the , cane of constitutional freedom.—
Very reepreifully, your obedient screw:it.
J. C. FREMONT,
THE STIR AND BANNER.
.
:fuer
, • -
CETTITSBUR C.
Thursday Eyed - 4, July 11, 1856.
I hope wo may find some means in farm
of shielding ourselves from Foreign influence.
—political, commercial, or is whatever form it
mity be attempted. I wish there were an
scean onto between this and the old wbrid.—
icirersoa. , ,
XO.IEINEC.3 ET TRH Non Tit AMERICAN ASP THE RV
puuttror CONVENTIONS,
TOR PR RAIDEI%T.
JOIIN 01-lARLF.B FIMIONT.
FOR VIDE PRRAIDENT,
L DAYTON.
NONINSES or TUE 'Ainicia NATIOXAL CON
- rzrtioN.
FOR rnic4ioisiv
MILLARD .FILLMORR.
I TT t ICE PRENDEN;
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON
Union Slide Ticket.
CANAt:COMMIMIONER.
THOMAS E. COCHRAN,' of York (Whig.)
AUDITOR GENERAL.
DARWIN PHELPS, of Armstrong, (Amer.)
IWIIVNYOR OF.NEttal.
B. LAPORTE, of Bradford, (Republican.)
The Dies°Wing Deanuerney.
11C.:r . The base panderings oldie leaders
of the Patent Dentocntoy to the demands
of pnlitical Roluani‘m aOd Nreign influ•
gni°, came rear crushing that once great
and powerful party in the elections of the
lad year' or two. Hundreds of thonaands
of b inest Demeerats, all over the Union,
disgasted by the corrupt' policy Of their
leadert, abandoned the party end entered
heartily into , the great 'American move•
meat, leaving their places to b 0 supplied
by recruits front the host of, foreign 'vOt•
era who swarm the country. Aided by
64 accession to their rattka, the Palont
Democracy were enabled partly to make
up for the defection Of Seneat 1 - )lnnera'tie
voters, and in• Places suceeetlad io mAking,
a stand agaiost the opposition. But °sent«
are now transpiring tending ,to Rh utter
overthrow of the partY.:The : ktase.ffetva_k ;
"Marie; pit Ogltts,er,
—their viltainous effects to Aultittpate the
Freemen of Kansas to the Slave PoWer— .
their efforts tot silence the lip's of, Free.
Representatives in 'the Halls of the Na.
tiottul l l egishiture, by }neon, ,of the bled.
genii and pi,tol—tho Pro Slavery, Anti
American,' Fillibuttoring, platform of the`
Cincinnati COlVentinc—tbe nomination of
4.1,A31£8 Bucti.,'wart for President, and his
unreserved . e.ndorsembnt of the Border.,
Ruffitto policy of his part—bid. fair to ootro
plate pot • work of , di4olution which has'
been going On within the last "'few,
With 'almost every 'mail we receivoin.
telligonco of shins no v defection from the
Buchanan Party —some Demotratic -Paper
abandoning his support=—somreproponent
',Democratic pronouncing • for
Fainont. Occasionally; 'is Warren
ceunt;,, in this State, .wa hear ofeii . tirc
Democratic, mcdtings jnitilog in the popular
revol tit ion. We have 'before us a - long or.
Iray of prominent and influential Demo.
, critic journals in New York and the 'West.:
ern States that relu.so to support Bilehtlll3lll.
with his • endorsement of the Cincinnati
platform. and go heartily for f.Ftement:,'
Free .Speech, Fteesoil and itiitqryl"—,
Indeed, judging from the trray. of Demo..
cratir journal's and Dernocratic martin:leo
getieoly engaged in the stipport of Free.
moot in the. %%extern States, the inference
is irrebistablo that dm!: ventocratva party,
in those-States must be thoroughlY
organized. 'I3O4IIANAN oat'ont; '1 1211 '9 any
earthly hope of carrying a single ono of
them :And , to make matters avnrite, -
position otit large portico:l;of ilia 9erman
Press learealittle doubt that tho greatMais
of the honest Ocrunan voters in the Noah
and West, who for the time were deceived
into a support ut the paeudo-Deineoracy,
by their loud professions of peculiar re.
gard for Foreigners. recoil from the sup
port cf Buchanan .and will Ultimately go
for Fremont.. Thb Tent ere—an eminent,
two of Germans, with lodges in almost
, •
every State in the Union—held a National
Convention in New Ycrk list week, and. it
is said that the represeunitives. from the
differtzt lodges declared -the intention of
Om Turners to vote tor:,. Fremont. The
Tertiets, we believe, are rutinlY, if net al
together; composed. of Protestant Ger-
Mans, and liumbdr 60,000 etroug.. Of ;
these all but 7000 reside in the. Free
States. Their defection front: Declaim&
will tell, in the Presidential struggle. •
In our - own State, especially in the
Northern and. Wcstern.conuties, a similar
state of thingtris said to exist--tle:cnthu:
slim' for Fri:Mont being d Al
legheny, Somerset, Washiugtoo, Indiana
and Erie promise unprecedented toujori.
ties,' while tho Northern I:letuocratic:coun : .
ties will come down with, an' avala&che of
majorities for Freitotal.. We doubt %Thoth
d:i -
e r Buns/a cut carry a single county
West or the Alleghenies. As an ilittatri•
tiol of the way matters aro working in
that section or the" State we Sett it announ,..
cod that in a manufactuting establishw e it,
iii Allegheny-,Oonnty, which ernp!"kifioao
htiereti and, fifty workmen, a volts, was
taken last week. . Result.LFromont 149,
Buchanan 4, Ail
. the men have heieto.
fore acted with the Democratic party and
voted that ticket.
In. Warren county, a few days ago, an
effort was made to get up a Democratic
County Convention to nominate a ticket,
, but some of the townships refused fo e end
delegates, while others sent delegateawho
I pronounced againelllifidianan and foriFee;
knout. Cl.oSadrino, one of m
the Deo-
C
„, „ ,„
leratin candidates for Congress, rose in the
flunventioni and dithired 'himself 4pposed
to the further extentiiiin ol shivery, and in
fiver of excitant* , it ,froirf all territory of
the United Static - more especially Kan
sas, He denounced the
,repi 4 kl ~of
_the
Missouri Comprontime, the Kansas (mi
rages, and the conduct, of the Democratic
leiVers, 'and said that as the Persons who
had undertaken r the management of the
party opposed these views, he ,withdrew
his name as a Candidate'nd intended that
in *lie coming canvass his iroteslinidil rep
resent hie 'principles. At one 'of the Dem;
neralic township meetings vrhich rdinteitl
to send delegates, • the • lollowing resofu t
titans, among 'others, were adopted':
&solved,. That we 'cannot siiPport any can-I
didatit for office who steeds upon, is pledged
to, oris otherwise in favor of the recent plat
form erected in Cincinnati, under the name of
Democracy.
Resolved, That we are not nor ever haye
been political, Abolitionists, but. when . we see
the national power prostituted to subvert Free :
dom and oppress the oppressed, it alike ex
cites our sympathy and indignation. •
In the face of all this wide .spread, „de
fectii,o, the Buell/men parra go to • work
building itn'aginery political pyiamitle IQ
enrintrage the faithful, somewhat.after the
iuoid 1 ) 0 who .Whistledin opting !trough
the:weeds.: keep courage
Think of Buchanan pyre
testis ,nol of such stiiff.ai Uhii4 %Ohre the
Demperaey were'beatensoinewlicre .near .
10.0001aii• fall,--;Massieltinottati, with an
Anierie.an inaj!iy4y of . iiver t oo,ooo: 7 litetir
York, where; at fhe hat- the
Iteptiblicatis and the Ainerienne - Siligie
-handed polled within five Or Slx liloll/01Oi
voies,lif the combined vote of the Sorts
and Herds, die DeIIMAraCY a
minority iifover 140.000 ! A substantial
,pyramid thatl
Give us amnion—.n cordial, hearty
inn-=in l'nunsplas,,m a end this vaunted
pyramid. will not be hoard of - after the
Novel:l6er 'election! : • : .
i're.mAlot'l4
,11:7>The Buchanan papery persist in
Charging Fremont:with b4iug a Cuato /lc,
and the must. Ailly stories are being trump.
MY up to give (idler thereto. We! need
hardly's:ty that• thpre i 4 nn trirtle iu anytif
these ehargesi gremant, ;1614 4 . his
been iPictestants. lt is ,
ties echceated utithte Cutholicintlutitutes;mr
that any one of his, dinghies/ al;t6detr a
'Catholic school. is true Fremtut:vrits ,
mariiedll'a Catholic Priest, under peon.
hur circumstances; heramfo e , czpluig4tl ;'
tint that tr.isbeeauso'of his flulure to prn
ctirft" t ha igr:o4e's of sii'veral
his own churcah,l tat whom' appliectiou. had
,FirctilourlYAnten made
The, design of, silty .CtlargQB CV.'
Went enough. -The' r entire F,ireigo Cacho:
lie vote•,i xheuiljt sure tor Iluchattinl-cv
ery Jesuit pallor-in . the otuotry, being for
latw , "Neis; if 'only' . it considerable body
could be (141)0 ,hpl)
WO Mit/Nit; by reprosetting Fremont to.
CAtholie the game ; Will 'have b een
played as suocessfully in 1856 as it, iras•ic
'1962 I ,Ilutt.lio Jesuit fialiers themselves
are more•houost in this matter:than th'eir
eo.taltorers. The BustoirPitot thebth,
iustatit. weotal,the,.Charie:fully 'hy .re.
toarking--..tilit reply toinumy inquiries, we
would 'state thllfrierlont:4'apt a Catho•
/lc.".' The Pilo( is . high nutholiti in the
Catholic church. •Will 'the`.Buchanau
Presses Julie the MardiCeiti to lublish the
disclaitner 9 ' ' . • ''
A Rein arkable toullession•
Mimics, on • Tuesday last,
after u , majority at the House had.,',voted
fur the tesolution to, expel hint for, his bru
tal and cower4ly assault on Senator Sum
iiEtt.:by a vote to 95, was, elloYed
toaddress the House. In the oourse of
his' speeeh, after coollrjuhtifyin,g the out
rage and, thanking his I;leusocrstic felfew
members for the approver matith..sted in
their retesagaiust thu rasolution,of
etpul
eioo, (nude u remarkablo confession of cow
taffies and tourderoui Purpose. ' The' rea
son why he aelacted taiu caoq he nsed;,anO,
not a whip 'or oow-hule, was because he
trusts Sniut.er mai of bread physical
strength, and 101 l he used a whip or cow
hde,' his purpoze Might not hate been ac
complished. SUMNEIL Mighthave'wtesied
the'lutter Mom lin', and ha that ease 'Mt
(8r00k...) ' , might have done what he ahtiqld
have regretted the knmaiudar ,of
—thus adniitting that , he was armed and
prepared for ilie . iforat: It was accessary
to attack SUMNEli,.while off bia gaurd and
best him - down before be should . ..bare ati
opportunity to make resistatiee ; and in
case that should fail, more deadly weapons
wore in reserve I Chit alrous Brooks I
The spirit of• Murder. and Cowardice always
go,hatid in 'baud., '" ,
Mr:Brooks. at the Close of his,speech,
announced that his resignation had been
placCd-inithe hands 'of the Goyeroor of S.
Carolina, autl_ that he 'rat uo lengei
. .
tuetnberOf the 84th Coitress.,
It is auderatOod that na .elcalitip to fill
vocanby will 'be.. bald aexe woak, a4LI
1141 Ale; BrAoltrr iPill ba , ieturited.!, ‘• • '
A. roolatkiiii tt censure ' _ kola was
adopts:id—yeas 106—uayit6.' •
-
it '
te worthy of nota that but two *ore 1 • Light Ahead',
LOCAL ITEMS.
they Democrats voted for the resolution to ICrAdret from Washfiigton state
.epell , 511. 8.- -M e ssrs. 'Hickman and that the P nsylvania P aro Delegation m• Selig lons NerslceN for Me sibke
.
Packer.;— both, frog Pennaylvsnia. paring a call for a tlttion Convention of 1- ' ' "bbillh. -• ' '
.Presbyterian C h urc h .—No act:vices
On )i r ednesda; KElrr addrcosed the
il:onee in ',indication of ids conestion with
tOo asittuit on &Lister SUMNER. sod con
sl:t4ed Boat: , llct will
doubtless be re-clet.ed by the South Caron.
nit ohivalry.
The Oucharen men bad a meeting 1
AL IViit tips', Timer", on .. Tuptday .eveniug.
lion:. 3iosze illk.Elit:'*title'-'l. speech
which wits tamer Qin Ostia', .sinee - be is 1
nimltirstorxi nut to jays.,nme,it respet for
'' . 1 ' ' • ' ' ikl •
Mr aluebatuirs • both Was' mit losirre eI 1
'• N k
-and rusliguani.towtirda - lie. PretkonLOPPP:,
sitiors than his speeThes formerly were to.
*aid the' Whigs,'lvitteM he pretends . now
be 0 ace really respected. To hie reintirki
!he urged the-netussity; of , carrying the
iComaty•eleotion this fall, as it was iMper
. tient that the ftettnicaoftheCOuntY should
' be in the hands 'of l hoiteiti nien;ivhciiiituld
select jurors faititi,i that the Atina.house
sh cold be under + control of those men
•
woe would not •roitrisge" it 'proscriptiiely;
and that Assoc . intiiJudies sh ould' be placed
upon the .Bench tf Within . ' the peopl could
have contiden Ns then justice would betione
betaken them'. ' ''i ''' ''
This was the sulitance o f bl charges—
chargesa
whiotr,:trm fiir - as • they - relate to
mati ors of fact; we iroMMUce to 'be false,
and which we abilling4 - filr; M " Clean to
attempt to , W.
proie, ..e • remark L upon
t been,, -I. ,
First, ;;' that ill,: Conitniiiieuetir 'have
ma naged she,financiil affairs of ,theCuunty
as well ' as . they eoiild • hare teen:: And
the proof is, that:the-County is free from
serious indebtednMe, and no cottiplaint, el- 1
thei Pittifie 'or privatei. has ever' been modes
of sup of their ',4.4. Nor - % ioulii' ary I
charge hare. been :Riede now.. except
,i n the
I
hope that a dower might: be„ra,iseil. 'under
which' . certain '• - interested parties - , Migh t
have a' ehance taYdreiv . ' tibiiie 'fiiplie (NM 1 ,
tut - 00tti4.; :tot 14tiAii'' 114i,leiti
~ '4!
As to,tlie,draWinotpf, jururs,,,lits !) - tiitxlji, 1
:dotter* have.beenTair : anal impartial. , It
Is easy•frir3lr. *Clean : . or airy •ohe. , olse i
itit4nklelle as tie • 6 tilike - nits iiiii ' against
the iptegrity : ef, intakesboneat ,os hiinsel •
but it .may not belie envy to,prtie them.
Let'litu , trithat Sulk if ho dare.l
~' .: S econd,' the Aims•bouse . litts been for 1
scars ar - eireiiioduCieti ` and tiatizifliOtOritY to
thetax-paye,6l. :, lr wOlean complained i
particularly that the Stewardkept a , record j
of the birth..place' . of ;the Va. iug paupers 1
who iceei C'd tiiettoon7? - 'of ' the House, ,
and kritdtied kituninitiry , of the faets te::be!
• Printed. ~,A4,statisticr of ibis , kind are /
gathered incite niticis',• and, should bean the i
eountry. . •'fite• people have a right tot
know w 64 ltiueratits . they .- nre' feedi ng,'
4.
;for their moopy ie.; spent. ; in doing so., a nd,
1 , w here. the,imploptiely; uf :lur 3 Fuling,liAPni . '
bUtiiteryt:hinießriite, r;ititial,h.itt Honsewitiolt.
`44'4444,i-4491.4! y11Aii.115175-j'Artioati:
i : :dit4) t 4figtiellif . T ' ii;4 ; _, l f4 " .'lTi . , ''' , i!',YO. ilia%
,ikiltii:W?) 9 AgiF , {'"4 •P4Pti,4li94i-.ji4,!434
' the , iftfortn:iiion .was liot•tiuell • • ak.,toi; bear I
'but thetVisileati?oftthej policy . of the ~ For'.
eign , iiir!,y, efuilileiihticia' Viiti'Ver.lialkirgl
,
' *le tid r' ! '". i.f Ag
tlie kit;2;:i hii,` it
,ProVn'ti thu ti.
most of the tr . ovelling„psuperst,e.! tike,omitt,_
, fl try , 'ore, Alperloan,barn eitjzene, he would.
, h4 , r P i,! . .1''4 1 0 . 4• ~:sl±4( tis , they, pteVed
,:t4tin
cw. 48 Yquii,ilera, 14 has straightway, a Ito
ay rberrtir of letting.the‘truth:be known
;'
"'Third.' -'6#7-A'siineiete ~Judges :are' , as
faithful; I,Ont'UPete''iit'.' iiriaT,l(ll64 . ili .71 h9
1 , , . .. . • „
Oetnoeratmipouttetaus.who-ever - .set upon .
that'Benek . :They 'hafe 'discharged ' theitY, I
dui-, uprightlyi. mid do trot - deserve:the,
sneers .itinted, at ~.them,„ .: ,If dio,, , sueprer
: had , prooer self , respeek.hewatild;,pot have
indulged in the-scurrilous allusions .. With
'whieh;t4it 'parfs of iiii - 406ch abenhded. . •
' - From this 'brtef_atatprtrnt our readers
etinseWielid oppmelate the , ntalignity of
i.ctei,fudoistri, tibiae littipeise id, undiieov..
,e . riit ti i 4p.nr4l4lstll"ijit,, p;), gainl)tiiilcii;b:lii , ,
of the County offices, and ten torn them,
to such base nsokas tWeitdera, of such' a
party only ean,isoaceies.,,,t.,Wiii,Hte intallP
'uot•-:votert of !tite. , Onunly. VD WM tit. that .
iliii6earitiPt AIM gdeniiiitg'4 , elienne , sball be
earlied 'out f:- We.shall.see.. .- .' ',. , ,
hrtie 'il'eleafi's re.
; 1 1 1 a e 4 9 i'!1(1) 0 o Co rficoi
ahonitl be elected, that'tfuli;C:lninti,
might bcynannged b
a p honest men
, Think
dettisew.ler—ihe partiirldeb, in,'
the Stain and Nation, has been plundering
halfa eetifUri:(ifingiiidiiiirO claim to the
Tent eirrimtery go
further? Who undarNan Ituren'e Ad. •
ministrofen,"stole'inilliritte from the Na.
lions' 'Treasury ?.; Lpeninei 'Alumna
Who. under Ticree'S Administration. have
within a *eel( been auk, t in astounding
Irroudi?' :Boenence'pOliileians, contractors
and ofirceAtold2rs, .VAn. on .our Publio
Wnrks,•have been growing rich on small salaries ? Locofoce suiserintendents. a.
gents and• Canal Commissioners..
was recently detected in' drnwing 112,000
from the State Treasury upnn 4 forged
receipt T -:Judge IFes, tbe-Lneofnee C 3 nig
date for. Surrekey general. And yet this
party (severed...all.. over with.rruilt, ari'd
whose candidate . for Abe Presidency,
,
James Buchanan, is pledged. in a- rublio
letter, to tho'poliey of stealing ..the
'Of Cuba frismßpaio if wo•erinnot bey
this party, this corrupt, inatnoral,' - 'slan.lei: l
owl party, claitis to hive within its folds
the hossnat-men of' the country.' Why' the
claun would be riiikut4us if jt wire' not'
insulting-end absurd..
Prrrannao, July 14.—The American Exec.
utive Committee of Alleglleny-rounty on Sat.
• -fluky initinimoualy endurseci the nomination
of F'illnicire anilDonelsom
IThe above nppear;i n the telegraphic
i columns, of ttel Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
!of Nionday',' 'Mai ivitbm'hoeber' it inianated,
I it is a lie cut out l pf the whole Cloth _ .--rittiburg
Goatee.
, . .
Republican, - American,'and all other ele- i C.ltriit Church (Lutheran.)—Services in the
meets Opposed to the Administration poli- 1 m oce:og, Rev. Dr. Sehteffer, and evening, Rev.
- ..6 • - ' Prof Jalliobs.
ry and , the Cincinnati platform, to moot at 1 st iv a ` m i .. s . Mirth., (Lutheran.)—Servcea
Harrisburg on' tho sccohd Vi r ednesdil 0 (1 morning aod emiing, Rev. Mr./fill;
September. foithe purpose of Itirmink an .0 1 , tod i si i t: p is ~..*2l Churat.--BersiceS. 4
electoral ticket which shall represent these I the morning,ROy, Mr:Uderson, and evening ;
, Prayer meeting.
interests fairly, and concentrate all efforts I German Relbroted LT,..itrch.-wffervices morn.
in one practico direction. 1 ing m.d evening, Rev. Mr. Zeigler.
1.
Associate Reformed Church.—Noservices.
Catholic Church.—No services. •
Colored Church.--Services in the morning,
1 Rev. Mr. Brooks, and afternoon and evening,
Rev. Mr. Castor.
The l'rayer•Meeting of the Presbyterian,
1 German Reformed, and the two Lutheran
1 churches is held every Wedneidai , evening i
""Metiftkifst.Thurislalefenitik. - °" • ' ' "'"" -
Mal of Herbert
KrThe Jury, in the case of Ilzanant,
the California Member of Congress, in.
<little& 'lot: the 2 . misider wa in*
Washington, was discharged on Tuesday
est, iffierhelitianii`ihreti
They stood ft • Inr.one•rietina, 7 for acquit
tal. IA LiOW trial is now in progress. 't'
'- The California papers received by last
steamer denounce Herbert as a .diregrace
to 'the Suite, and speak of him as the corn-
Pinion - and associate of the Quniblers and
desperadoes' against whom the "Vigilante
Committee" is directing its efforts. , •
, A number, of ediAoiiul artioloo liore,boert
crowded out,this week. , ,
I • •
Fronts
CntcAoo, JOY 16th.--Advices from Leaven.
worth, Kansas, state that Gen.' Persifer Smith
lied arrived there. 'A' deputation' of citizens
waited Upon hint, asking protection for their.
Hats and property against, marauders from the
South, in the various towns. General .Smith
replied .that he had no authority. to gmt each
protection., That the armed band alluded to
were regularly enrolled tallith}, acting tinder
qo,lorpflaw,atid that the people, had no redress
e xcepting ct•om civil law. , • "
ri). Interesting I.oillicni,ttienift,
• err The Angelica. Allegheny ,county.
N. -Yty Reporier, it paper whieh, has :stood
.by.tlie democratic, party for .the, lasi twen
ty yesrs..and winked • wit h saes! . and abili.
ty for deutiniratie eundhlutes c comes to Us
-with the Buchanan flag ferreted,. and ; the
t iamo of ,Fro Mont floating at, itioniatitheail:
zne,Re l oriet. put up the Queineutti ticket.
but after ,careful •examination. of t he plo.
ferm i has nom to the conclusion to support
Fremont.. It closes an article annouriu•ng
the • change; in the following langusge
")If. Wirt) , organisations t urn,t heir hicks up
en 'avowed priticiples,,aud yield thetu
an the More of expedieney—f 106, SAO of
seeuring , a sooting's' voto 7 -it,loscs its iden
'tity.--atid Daum, signify, nutiting. Dom.
odilicy.tionsiets in eu4tainiAg, ttetnnoratte
prinuiples ;, when it -gasses to do Ail it is
no. longer entitled to the s ppellatton —it
sails unUer'faliie 'milers, 'Una liceoines a pi
ratios] craft. ' Such-nor ie thelate 'of the
() eegl 'l4 datt.'oerttic pa 13
hats
dis4rilved itself 11 -Waiting (co place at its
masthead the priticililcit of tts f.under(iiild
become a sort of "Buelianier" graft in the
'slave trade, and as such will be , ropudiatea
honest i
!'bp the 'hntelligent portion of those
wiio hive'ulwaysbeen peed of the narntrot
- • •'0
. i .
The Lansvgblrg (N. Y.) nemotfal
' Imo • 4
ligi '
41111
7('IUUCeil RN detertairottiott to
'
, rot ',port FEorttoot, ft :top :—..ltt taking
) , ,this , course:re ire itne y uding our'uill nod
ipligen,ior to an enotity 'Pt tit? il'etnnerKito
pitrty; hip to one i rr!to front In/ earliest
fltiltlt,ncni has ikett reload in that 84'401
4 ..i i i,pi,,,i,,,i r ,,?,, t1 ,4 1t . „: 4'.,i4t,.:C.',a,iiii'Of.:..li 6
co tputittit. ittno Iloolinnali ' who ivni a
,f9clemtlio.,it,lti qttly illirp' , _
- . 11:77illq, '?Pi 1 ; 1 1' 1 44 1 4
41 ' tr , Oiern` we'
huye met
,rp,hls that ft tai nn ty a lfoit.
,m 0 ,00 9 r, wiwkoilgt ; tlie . ,,nniitiou4 'fitritio,
1 ':(01 1 1 mn4. l teagpo, 1,1i.1p `o , ;‘, l ', i
, i''thr.'tytino
, fifl"SteP.hou Af!to4 o,, pFla:-.. Th 6 mind
i, Jet tevr arid the sontp ireprher'hOlit 7 4, 7._ ._
)., OP: A:rgebni)vii` been Iti:6t of Ihi
,f il'iliti:
cnktiontimotti i : of "Atli t.ni Itl
1 ttiitttiftt On:
,clitinitliitiASe, w • diis- pli.' 4 !r,..RliOt'''':it 1 111 `4,
ileftonnili stool ' fo)!TrI : -- , - .Vreqrt .1 5 ;
uchapark,l4i,,Z,ll,oir., 6, ',' !- , ,
girpr,..,'W,ritkerr'4.. o,,in,rj ( 7 4l lir 111 9 0 .4 ) eri,
f ,, ftliol ( iwa , !!•' 3ll ilja,igre. flilTt . p,c, i, i f 4. l ) - -
,ty,:hon.doelered,hPl,l;eir ft,r.f.,'RPßiielp• I
The . 'Perry ,enrtity 'lszpooy '49rileri.
eqa, the (nap. o(, theAttyatip,le nr.(. l 9* in
that , chuntY.,,hall 09flu! nikfc?r Rrcm ^ hi
anti, Dayton. Ansi ~lhe Unioit,t4(; li,co,(eeo
organ, bee Fuspentreti: '
itak...Tohn Hazlett, the Fillmore Pre'''.
dentin' Bloater, fpr ,theZennowille (Ohin),
tiistrieti t ims spot in his dectinati , . , n ;In th,
',National Penne ll anti him,determinn,
tipn, Jo ; suppert the,
.tremont. atiti:bey!els
ticket
Ott the 20th. tilt., an immepbe Fre
trine* meeting was held in,,Lifeyettel: In.,
diunn It was , a ; meeting for a, aing!it,Cnn.
,gressinns)
,esiimate4
that twvtve thnumnil people wer,e.„e!taem
hitni. .The Frcreptit , ,fire is swegPieg , the
Fairies el' Indiana.
A Dim or rfiIEVES.--'fbe ' Moats as:
founding discoverieslinvebeen made WWI
,in,thrve nefriur weeks past of the- Minn.
, since of a large ind well organized' bind lif
rtilievei took robbers. who having their
lieiOl quarters at or near tie in Lao.
taster county, have esiendrd "their
okratirms - river several Roos a and hate
their.agents and aocionplices'in Kew York.
' New Jerof y. Pennsylvania, Delewsre mid
Nary laud. and perhaps "Miler...States' be
sides, Them disrover;es Were made. it
seed's. by the Philadcfpfinettolire throtigh
the revelaiiims.of a' nritorious Imrse.thief
;Mon& who ri randy MI into
their 'clutches. The whole matter 'hail.
been kept as, secret ss paid , le.in , order
tliA they, in iglo crpturo its matiy . lorthe
gang as they, could, lay tpeir hands urn. ,
molerstaniithat about tweiity ; ,of diem
I bavti already been taken . into custoilyonid
timt the lacer's {a re actively engagoil '
ths pursuit of others in Oar' !us par is of
rifle country: • Among the numb/ already
ermined is a derti,l, oh N.. L. a
lawyer; of Lancaster, a .Methodist , local
preacher, of bitiratier or Chester county.
Quaker, or an individual wlos wears a
Quaker garb. and several others of respec•
table position insoriety: Several ittilivid.
Ital., in thla COIMIV.are implicated, and the
police are on•dieir itack.• ,
Young having been trapped and pining
no elOinee of escape. has made , most re.
markablo revelation,. lie has been con.
Inested with ,the gang for ten y c ars.—
Their operations have embraced horse.
barn-hurnine.- cattle driving,
1 couuterfehing, and robbery and murder.
Two drovers and a pedlar have been mu f.
,dered and robhed since h i s '
connection
with them. A quantity of 'mien prriper. I
ty has been recovered at the Gap through
his agency. A tiotorious personage who
keeps a tavern in Hartford county,
has been iodged. in,Weat Chester i t' ll, as
one of the gang. who is supposed to have
liken cotionitted :with a pair nri:stoleri
heirses;trac'eillit
,his stable •sonte two or
'three weeks' since' and filiallyit recovered.
in Washington city. —Elkton Dernottal.
ltioxritest., Juno 30th, 1856.
Ma. Enrroe o r -Montreal is an old city.—.
I It was marked out for a settlement by that fa
' moui discoverer, Jacques Cortier, in 1335.
llt is on an island formed by the St. Lrermtnee
on the South, and the great Ottawa ont,th
1 Northern side s . • The Island is 34 miles in
I length by 10 in breadth at its widest place,
and with the exceptiqn of the mountain which
,' gives its name to both the town and the island,
!ix nearly level, and one of the most fertile dis•
tricts of the province. The most of this valua
ble tract of hind belongs to the Priests of the
Seminary of St. Sulpice, and Affords them an
immense r :venue' • I renarkedthe ;irregular-
By in which the city was laid out, but the
1 st •
i reeta are generally straight and very narrow
1 and the ;tepees built of a stone sthitbpmsenta
i t he appearance of granite , but•which i s in l2 fact
: a film grey limestone.. It gives to the city
i fo r r egl oo t te"krutgitthlld—dtuhreatilliti7ilhabneidtptl'aur. m ore
a
protection against , fire there wait ordinance
passed by the corporation several years ago
requiring all new buildings to be erected of
atone or brick; and the sits presents anappiar
-lanco of strength in contrast with the wooden
buildings of western' Now York. • -
Yesterday morning we started early to et
tend the exercises of the French Cathedral. -
The building is an immense structure built of
dressed limestone, of the gothic style of archi
tecture.;' Its externhl beauty consists in its
grandeur and sublimity • it is the laegest
church on this continent. (The main entrances
are en the Place d'Armes hetween.twoicitiare
towers two hundred and twenty feet high; The
interior of tits church is not striking except
fat its size. The arches are of .great . height
. side
end on either are two tiers of • immense
galleries, and around the wills and colonades
art . /rang many fine'paintitige. • Through' the
agency of one of tho proprietors of the hotel at
which..T am stopping 'I succeeded. in being
'seated in the' central part of•the church. which
was well filled'and showed to jet . best -advan
tage. The church is celeulited to •cobtaln ;
without crowding, ten , thousand persons, and
as yesterday was kfete'day among the Cath
olics--being It. Peter's day—the building was
.filled, and retch an, immense assemblage with
in one building for solemn scorthi'il and' ac.
companitl WO the, striking er Temente'
,and
prep of the neaten Cflehollq,Cfreireh, tette In.
decd an Imrosing eieht. The music eiceeded
anything or the kind 'Paver htiard. '.• There
were two orehailnli 'playing 'alternately...the
one a brisk hana, and the Other the • or:owle
t
companied'hy rierient stringed rod;wind ie.
struments and "a full and powerful choir of hn
; mun voices. , Sueh strains •of .ietotic . I , ,,never
before. listened to. . 'The
.exhertation end : ell
the exercises„ were coudected in , the Frets( h
language—the language mostly” spoiren here,
though rot units ltitify. - I'lbie 'fliffielsta
! the pusiteision of tt 'magnificent' sit of belli. one
of which weigh s -113 Outland is 'the largest bell
lis Amerien. r Thus I spent several brinei of a
Sabbeth.in.Mentreel, a silent and deeply im
pressed spectator nfthe linpoxingiceremonies
of the .Runtish Chureh, alli of which tended
more and more ta convince me of the ; blind
. infidelity and adhesion of the masses ,ef that
church to outward fbrms, WithetitS,,ti 'spaik of
tries religious feeling acting at en incest.
1 ' Early thie'morning I went to.the Ihmianks
Ito'ilee the-noted . 391 h, Regiment drill, I have
!given you seine account of thin regiment, and
have nothing more to ,Add. „ ,fter , seeing a
drill whicla• ean b e for surpassed kfthe.incle•
pendent Blues' your, plate T wen( to the
Place d'Arties 'and slonirtlik great St.',Trithes
streecand had n view ofthe Bank of - - Montrose!
and the City Berk buildinga i ter the .'lsettlity of'
!whose , architecture the citizens. there • 'matt
and they are deservedly admired socimens
of sculpture. Passing Airing some of the nar•
row streets, for which this place, is ca,ritemini
bly noted, I found
.my,ttelf en the ' therms
widen are very substaithallY Ludt. and sienna
a distance done ' mile' raid fibalf. AMA. 'the
river.' Immedietely. oppotrita• the'.eity ,is . -the
„what. of.. the New 'York and .St. ;Lawrence
:Bailiff', .1 ..u o ,,..atnan.l',• /NA I eeverel gigaritle.yalers
.are sitsaaY' IFOrrtett, to , receive ,flie tehulor
I
bridge iPtelltkalq , aPan..thnriver TA
,?Thich
*hen CoMpleted r wilt hean 'irrimienst srmeilire.
The 'Bonsecoma Merket hies very Ter bath&
I jug and was the first which nttrativd trip at
'. tendon. on entering' dm l'iti.'' YNllMi'lbla its
'..Neltiar•Squire at the head of; which.: is •rt ‘eol.
. • • ..- ,r...—; 7 1-.. 1 -:—,--t. --. _ ,_ '„ ; ~,,... • tannsnected-itt ,1806.,t0 the tuentory,of.Bnir
114!`timertra a Itahroniraf'l 7 . l !? l 4 l ilair,!‘a,... 0 lands greatest naval liere l Lord:Nolaoe.
have
, . .
the title of a i new, work, by Rev. Dr. firttirrox- .end the sevesity of the 'Meters here have in
ce, of this:plum, P copy of which has been,laid, juice! . thefies•efs'en the filo' tilde ots
pediment andr lie
also the Mateo on .thir s
/m f
t hi s ni
on our table, a °,,l .whic h we lut_ . ve.res . d. wit h lint they still OM wane idea ' Of their' heteter if
more data usual ititerest. ane Letheran ...d es ; j i l i It iorco lie f.„ 0100 . ~: ~ ~..,. . , „.,,„
Churehitt the United-States 'ban heen agitatut '. 'On Notre hamo street .ia: the New., Court
•
for le.tre'ral years bytt dis6USsion" of certain dis- •• House.wbieb is a Ana stone: strutsur.ei, mid I
'pitied 'ttiPies,"turort.ing Ifs doc t rinal b a5 it,........ was told it, eue, built from the revenne a rising
~ . from tavern licensesin th e lionine.ldistfict
The greet mass of the hlutheritrili in this coma- yth. re . Bl .- 0 „id.i}„i' e m,..,,..' on ) ;
‘ ,...e.t... 06 , ity,. visit
try, esp i eeially those hording `confection with ed mast of the - clrteher an'd. r nntineiles, in
:the Generel Syund; 'Aid' trjaalified assent to "some' a ichiefr ara very, fine, rare, amt. costly
the 11 Ati ge' lliir g (.. c onlii *ion," inith° 'doe - trine' P ai4 tings.' ' The' onlygunnery of much. A f ter.
. 4 ~ • , 4, • s
eat to me wasthe CroyNutine; ecoalfed from
creed 'ef the Church , . rejectig some fent. or th ,• ~,,,,n , tin :scaring grey, h f t„ ,
...
dye Reticles. Thia ; clase,ant knowe es "A meri. . Alter passing all Bruited through the build
can Lutherans," iu,tontradistinctionntpatioth 7 ing, f i lld l'hi,tieg die itehoorentinected With it,
e
kit 41i the er class; termed.l'Old•School Luttieraqs,l the . . 114 Pi tt e d najl'ill in ' the Plaine; to w
'entry of the emit lit the' hour of 12,IPIxr their
'. l atter MhiatingaPert a' full ariMbas*mtbacriP'' devotions." '"They' earn° in a procession,) the
•
lion to the. unaltered lAugsherg:Conhsepion.— 'novices 'iw advance endothe , Lady , Superior
The volume before us is' devoted to a delltnee bringing up the rear. in,all .unmbering. about
'ache views and position held by the "Anton- '7o,and repeating jut concert , the religioua ser
, „ .. . vice. , A ll kneelieg in reirelas order went
chn Lutherans."
.
is en able defence. Dr: Scu 'torten bah long' satictimimious coutaenanees end band° 'clasp.
heen, diaqngiiished as one Of ' the able . st Theo.'. i d in front, neither looking to the right nor
11
logical Srriteca of, the ' enueiry;' and recOgni- leftoh eY a g a in diss 'PP‘ared fmmhuMw° Szze.'
• •
rem . , .• • .Wlnita lifer ' The taanee mind in its purity
se& as one of the PM!t• P'lsrit exertnewts revolts alit, Mho? Became it :it; ectutrary
.of American Lutheran Theology. No mitt. to•every instinct of nature to he ',hut . .. outtlins
could be more thoroughly of ho me jii the field front all ; social nacreous°. It is is s acrifice
I
of controversy covered by this work. And of
which is uncalled for and uesanctinned by 1
di
this he gives ample evidence in what we can- , vine writ. '
From this I was taken to the Independent
not but regard as .4 triumphant and theontro. Church in Rue Radegoncle, .which , was the
vertible vindication of the views entertained settee of the disgraceful riot and loss of life
by (het portion ofthe Lutheran Church with
on the occasion ot Gavazzi's Lecture in 1862.
• ' • The inhabitance of this . Queen c il l y cd‘ Cana
da represent to kingdoms, Croat ritainand
which he. simpethises.- The volume cornea
from the press of T. Newrox KURTZ, PHI., of. l'''ance, but the hinged proportion Of them' are
Baltimore; and in typographical excellence dist-faces of the Church of Remo, and' in con
does great credit to the pttlilidn.r. . , ' versatiOli wi th a g'eddeman of the city he la.
' cninted.the iefluence to ehich they were 'sub
jected in all their city tied provincial; affairs.
The , protestants dare not Orli ,tbcir mouths
or raise their voices in oppoestioe to, the, dicta
torial commands of the priesthood, ',JEIeI re
grettetl such a state of politlischrelighlthi do
miniou and tyruuny. 'the weather hife is
very fitie—e little too cool to be "pleaseet—
This Ovening I start dotin' the Si. Lawrence
hystrianier Ow the Gibraltar of America; the
city of Quebec, from which place •, I: will
writo to you .aguin. ~ . ,. W. .
FIRE Ori ,Wednesday afternoon'last, onr
town lent alarmed by the ory of "Are t" aria•
ing from the burning of Mr, Samos f. Wait vaa'a,
Stable on West Middle street. Mr. Weaver
Was eti . geti boiling Varnish for Miami Farah -i
g
• • •
isroce BOTHEOB, near 'the' stable,' and had
fiwhen,
nearly'ins e by some moans , flip
flames coroniunicated with thei'varnish,' and, in
a few minutes the w hole, stable was , in a
The, stable was consumed, with about $6O
worth of 'Varnish beinoging to *l:Weaver;
.and other light property in it. ice insurance.'
Messrs. "Fsnaisroou lose about , t7s, materi-
Als used in boiling- varnish.' Mr.•WeavErt had
both his juinds' and :'arms severely burned in
attempts to4itiriguish the fire. '
eff , ANGEL—We understand that Hr., 11. S.
j'Arrox,hae•solii his interest; in the Contopt
oh the; Railroad to: Mr. ta u. ;C. Se imam toutw,
of this place..! The work WI , the ,twoSectione
awarded` to Warren & Paxton will hmatter be
done'by WarroW& Striekticitier. •
...,. , JUirtVN rot: Term;
Tho following Jurom were drawn on Mop
Any last ) to eervii.nt August term I
GRAND
Mountplbasant: . Riney Riley, Samuel Swope,
lions; ton , , Jacokilualii,Andrew Romer.
Vathinore: Canratl E.yard h Joho, Shaitrer.
Froodup s : David Saialge I' Liens lithigra. ,
Reading :
Lillartp : gainviel litihrroan, ' Lewis Wortz,
Edward. Wel kin): -
,Joha ~ I.lcllliennyi R.m. Vaaorsdel ;
Jacob Crisvvell, WIII. L. l'homo.
Tyrune Uriah Gantser..
llonalleu: Samuel
13cryviels . : Samuel Wolf.
• .
GeitranS k'rnocii - t;rout.se.
Pumberland: Jiliit'iitehrilig,COrneliusl3(ough
arty, Hoary Lott. , •
ilext RAL Synottmt.
ITOnsilionban . : Jaynes W. Irrine, Geo. Plank,-
Joseph Rood, Benj. X.irsholl, jaiues
• tildson. - •• ' • - • .
Hutithigton• : Henry Storisbnogh,* Joseph
Smith, Jesse Johns. .
Union: Daniel Basehoar, John Kindig.
IrOclinore Noyhau Smith, Joseph
cab Brough.
Germany : Isaac Sell, Epbraim Swope. .
Gettysburg ; John lismck, Henry Anghin
-baugh, David -Warren, Win—Boyer, Robert
= Sheada, C.H. Buehler. •
Oxford: Abdiel F.,fiitt, David Al;. Divers.
3tenallen : Wm. S, Cart, Andrew 13ittinger ,
Cyrus Grist, •
StrAbtin : Rphrnim Resirderff , Jcihn G. Gilbert.
Butler: Charles S. Wright,, Daniel •!darkly,
Edward 'Stehle, F.`W Eno:me.
Monntjoy: Joseph J. Fink. ISlichtel Troatle.
Cumberlaud : Sam eel Levi, M. Plenk,:
Geo. Spangler, David .
Franklin : OPltiper; rreif. .
Hamilton Lori Wehler,'Gimrke - Bioglief.
Motintplestiant "Riudehy %Robert' S.
Reading:Lott
Bettjarain
Cenowa46l' Tiodrgu
'BtirWiek : 'Mathew Eklelherger:
SHOT - On Staidly r.fteriioo ink another
dog. supposed to ist rabid, was shat in our
AWNS. It tr lopgsd to Pr.,VA.thltBl.oo:l'.
SIG I EIU AS T. —•Tliu . "Cinitrinaii
a, full lit of the
Gtrumn Pres.msnf the Unit e d. Status, with'
tlkeiu political position. They sum up us
(Aloe:
FOSE ;TATES AND ITRIIITORTra.
, Fremont. , Buchanan.
Dailies ,101 ' 15
ly ee l f li es [Weeklies 34
SLAVE. STATES.
' 6Dailies
I
, •6 Weekly
Weeklies
• A siknifieant (sot is 'dovelopeil in this
tsbio. which is worthy Ot
,boiutf :pondered
by our Antorioau . *,'Wsry German
Jesuit paper is put down Jot Buchanan
-nprinst Fremont l ' • • .
iNTERFATING FROM,.lfy..gleo.—Theotea
mer.Tecuti. Iwo Arrived front Vero Cruz
with dates to tho Bth. The Sintuish fleet
Lad deported.
• Presidenc.Comonfort had decided urn"
thequile of all the lands belonging to
church end other religious corporations.--
The new constitution and eltureh property
decree are, applauded by, 'be people. A
Dew Slate i51,t0 be formed under, the consti.
tution called the Valley of Mexico.
Advices froth Guatemala state that the'
advance guard of the.armyartived cud was
cordially received. , , ,
• Hostilities hive been commenced. by
.14.
on and Chihotthossipipat ya*plipm,
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE "STAR
AND BANNER."
• 'Ns Ni w FOUNDLA ND, TES.IrbRAPEI..-..
.
The stiponim eleetrte telegrupli for
the' .New York. NeAvroundlankl and I,4ridon
Telegraph Company hos bees: itistititeVfolly
laid rt erbar the Gulf. of St. Laro
wrieri; be.
m
swa Cape Rai Coro, NewPittodlend, and
Ashley Buy, Cape Breton, dlstanoe of
eigv.fise miles. • 31e3sages ere noiir Min
freely and instantaneously
from shore to shore. ' • —"''`
The companj have now 118,011 hundred
men at work on the line in Newfonndland
end at Pape Breton, and it is OttolMtly
expected that the line will I:o 7 cetnßleted
'and in successful opporation frexp Naws
York to St. John's by theist of terptetto
her,. It is "also expected thetA4
,grent
ocean line between St. John's qad the city
el London will be successfully laid within,
one •year. and thus the two , continents of ,
America awl Nurope will be telegraphi-.
°ally united 1 • •
t®" There are Fremont nien 'in the
Elouiti. A veto was 'taken ter:4loly on
board a steamboat, says 9)o.,L9unellle
Auinal. which resulted in 014-Ilee for
Fillmore. !waive for titwhazian, (Ivo
follre.qualt, . •
laiportant From California.
Tea' Rrrolotion Still Progyeettlng
e____llaportant train Nicaragua--
Walker Elected Premident —RI-
Van rfroclared.ta Traitor.
_,.:OItWORLCANA. July 12.--rie Pieamer
Daniel %elver Ilan arrived from Aspin.
well With ban 'Francisco times t the 20th.
niesmer . George Law. rite New
Yoik.' hall 11700,000 in gold. and taken
urret:hes . to the government from-the
United Staten Comminaioner at Pannmo
'relative to the late difficulties , on the ieth.
shot'
There wan co decrease of the excite,.
atent at Flail Francisco—very few persons
hall responded to the Governor's !Invite.
,•mation of June 4th. The Vigiltnce Cont.
....initiate had opened hooks and were rereiv•
- ingvecruiti by thetas:lnds. The Commit
. , tee hid'sit thousand atatula of arms awl 30
Piecing of oinnon. Their force is' divided
into lea regiments. l'hey had tl line of
,hreaetarnrks created in front nY the cnm•
~.ninste. room. with an alarm hell nn, the
;,top of the building.' They have sleoves
41c al • pieces of cannon stationed on . ihe
roofs of the adjacent houses to defend
their position,
"'' gathered fe'w hundred
. men together end went to Benicia to get
ems and •anintuaition from tli United
States , arsenal. Geo. Wand` roused to
• give them'fri the Gm/Primes 'rotors, and
they had encamped peer that nit
Six more ingueS had been bizniphril hq
1116, a:Niniitu. ,hn..continue arresting '
nbjectioneble, chafer ten. ,
On the tiosipt of thti onvernneaproela.
J - Intatiminearly all thOnyirtte of the hope/1r
hold enthulibistio' thiefings endorsing the
4 ToPtlillee.' c and (dieted 'organ'zations
" td suit glom ih carrying out their melt
uiee
, Climes and essualthis. es usual. ere
‘,.lthronicled •in large numbers in the pa-
intelliernee 1.! br aopar.
Healer internit. The" roironto Irem the
"'aline: pie' Inyorable. rite Mime - way be
"nedeilltotal purgaita.
!‘ 4 II I M,CMSTMAL AMCMMA
TheSttartlei Oiizahe, (row New York,
• .
arrived at Pa
„, au ~,aa p 1111 011'111 allli still
—ientatnatl T taken ttie -Wetwter
A lettru hem 'Nienr twat ivates, :het M.
Vna and hitt entirtt enhines. with the oret.p.
Gen . Welker.
and 111161+1M! Thisl.
ever, prnre'd ihrisite-ee4lll. tif
-0440'141e 'err . ..need Rivas and hit pirgy
hr.ing when the' latter
,isotied n
pri.elkinet.inri !nail inell the enemy.
..'Plte
• Om:li mp : l4 the, nivw Preeident wan tornine
July. In the nieArttlase
Perrerirao netionr no provisional ritexident.
Wallow wee evidently in the oirenlaitey
And 'hie heliered will
.ullitnetelst he vhn- '
'The Minintertt" fir .Eti g land and
Fratieehatlde•tratelted, .vnturiers' Waolt•
nOt . 'nt t nn , a eintaiel WoOittn. Padre VIP
a
,r.(litl:reltirtted in . ..poor
•
. ._. , .irttommtontt,
-The: mails frour-Oregnn report thni
Arithin the . past leur - veeke two hundred
I and tty - white. had been killed and wont-
• tied by the !ethane
,; important Iron' 311esico.
News from Merle.) to the 2d and Vera Cruz
to site titig inst., confirms the •publication of
degreti_tharthe clergy are opt permitted to bold
proOrtir, and shut it MIR issued in STexico on
the The people in general, it is said.
pongraialatePresiderit tomonfort on that mg
lititutriestert. The Jesniti aro to leavellw eau n
diffiralties were spulea., and
villa received' officially on
th'e 29th: il'he'Nesian ports are now open for
"imilerarifs4Ad•liberty.of.conscienee has passed
the CongrOs.s. • '
•
t • , .-41AnitifiltAtin P Tribune's Corres
t.. • •
"' • ‘ , Wmtunitrit, Jnlp ICalt.--Mt. 'Hanscom,
tha•Orrespondent' a thti•Nt..4 'Yolk ''tribune,
• •sitnsstutited this evening by Cspt. Pate, fora
,refusal tivrotrnet a statement that the latter
• ' ahritietlithe' ithitti fentheria sttrenderh% his
Misotir# entnpany of brevity-five to fif
' •tited:Treilitate 'melt hi•Kaasas. '• • •
`RatakltiOr CarifiteAlrray.
tb; ItleimpnW
;tan Tiptal.ao4lay..liashfoid W. Vicku, of South
daroht*'htiat'lrith a caul Jamb Stapwooth of
MtistutChtsattits; for sayin'ghot the attack qn
Mr. •§otuuct was a,brutal,aud'ectwortily net t --
The betties separated anti' Hicks was nr4
ti Holloway's' Ointment and Alift.—Wonder
ful Remedies for' the cure of Scaltis,and Buret,.
Emilia Anderants; of-Newport, ••Rhnde
was accidentally severely Istilded by some
boiling waterfalling over her. The whole of
eiglitrAldwiteid 'deg in , patticultir'iiite in a
, most shoehing state.. Something in the hurry
;of the moment was Applied waieh denied the
; flesh to peel Ofr almost to the - bone, and ren
•dered.her utterly timbre to move; she WAN ear
to twit mOical.assifitanm called in and
'her recovery 'daspitired of; it so' happened that .
A, , fri•Od who paid a visit that day, had just
been icused Of a dreadfully, bad leg:by Hello; ,
way's Ointment and. Pills, and .she recommen
ded the Rama, the Pi la and Oiutnient were ac
cordingly. 'brought and used, by continuing
, them for trop weeks; she wm perfectly well, Mid
hits Written ' most gratefully' to PrlifesseW Hol
' 'downy, kothe mire affected ' '
' ' ' ircurirtionclt
),t s n .
Aippit,Art If MEAL -Balov or, Trowitrd
hitrirt elloioe brands at $6-74. City Mills firth
groTtd' &oar Debi, whaat at ,$7 i bbl. We.
ghats •old at $676: Rye Flour—At $3 624
bbl. Corn Mettl—At $2
RAII44YE,ISKILDt3--Wheii,—Fair white
itl 4 Bo4sl 65, 'obtiiett do. itt I Ott i:ell 70.
, . 1 44 11 015 11 0A1 Primo fed:at I 50 E4 1 . 6 8 P
Corn-White pernWhite 65.0Pift cents, and yel
-1ow41e)12 ointilibistel. Ryelf)(ip3 cants
111.btudiel. -.Oats 32(c33 cems per huiih*).., '
PRO VISI 0 NS.—Bacon--Sales of I INAltbds
sidgin one lot at 12i cerqs„ shoulders 'Pitts.
,W,firto hams at )1603 cents pr lh. Bulk'
.lidest.:4Sboulders at I 1 i cents. Lord, bbltii
•
:12
i
.1 i.,_
21 cents, kegs at 13i cents 'ii ID.— '
Bn Common 801 l at 12(416 cents, and
' .choicielthi. at 152422 cents 'ii lb.
.11ASNIMER 31141111 CM
FlANovea, July.l7, /856.
:FLOUR ip bbt., frum wagous, 's6 00
W.1184Z il bushels 1 4a to / ao
RYE . , • - 65
cqztic ' 45
cmg Airrit i
b
, ,7 .T, pert/wit/fa 40
''. OTATOESpper busital 87
OTIITZBED, 2 00
. 6
tIFLAZS VESSEED,
ZED 00
i . ' I 25
- PLAsTwor PARIS, 6 00
PORK, per'loo lbs 7 00
lrollllll. IHAtitWET.
You; Tucpday, Joly 185 C.
1101711;31 bbl., from wagon*, ' '4t6 62
WHE , AT, 31 bushel, • / 30116 150
rt 60
,e'couir; • - f,. 40
wer_ _ 20
TrINOTRYAEED, p
t, _
'4?
1 4 1
PLABTE - OF PAUL% 13 , 0 r. ' ' 470
MARRIED.
On the 22d ult., by the Rev. A. L. Dechants PILOPOSMO AMENDMENTS TO TOE CONSTITUTIOg
Mr. I. B. HA NliE Y, A. B. formerly of this
OY Tlik: CuIIIONWEA Litl.
place, and Miss SARAH K. STAUFFER, .
all Resolved by the Senate and House of I?epre•
daughter of Henry Stauffer, E. of Boyer
ten/Wires of the Coaunoomeallli of l'eunsylou
town, Berks county, Pa.. nia in General Assembly sert, 'that the fol.
On the 17th 11144
-i
by the Rev. D.P. Rosen- ~
iiiiiingairemdments are proposed to the COO
miller, Mr. PETER .ALLEWALT, and. MiRS
stitution of the Commonwealth, in accordance
DINAH ELIZAIIETH. BAUGHMAN; with the provisions of the tenth article there
of Adams county. ' ' I of. .
DIED,
On the 12th Inst„ In McSherrystown. CATH
ARINE, wife of Henry Myers, ages), .48 years,
7 months and 28 'days.
On the 18th ult., in Woodville, Ohio, of con
sumption, Mr. JACOB STERNAMA.N, for
merly of Mettallen township, Adams county,
Penna., - aged 71 years, 5 motahs and 22
days
DIED.—In
. Jacksonville, Cumberland coon-
Pa.. on 'the 80th of June, A LLYTEI3, wife
of Dr. David Molter, 'formerly of Gettysburg,
in the 63d year of her itge:
"Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to s wither; ay ,the ,North wind's
And stare to set— but nll
Thou bast, all seasons, for thine own, 0
• Death."
•
'l'h&subject of this notice' was, through ma.
ny aucceediug years, the 'eqbject of of
and sorrow. But hien humble reliance upon
and we unhbaken tonfitlente in. Him who
died to save the woild, she Was enabled to bear
same with patience and resignation... filer
stifferings end some's increttited as life and
its empty scenes were receding and elosing.--
Bet that faith and hope which cheered and
13 obtained Lei through 'all her itt ffe ri tigs forsook
her not, its she ainptroached "the valley and
Rhawdniv of denth," - ainleilabled her to exclaim
in the 'hour of death--" Thanks Le to Ood who
giveth Its thil victory 1"•'" ' " • • JANR.
UN'ON COUNTY CONVENTIONi
..
ZiftE'ritrenoln a Admix Co . nnty, who are
opposed to the !Motional, selfish, and anti-
American policy of the
.authnrs et' 'the Kansas
iniquity; ivbonrein favor of freedOm of thought
of the Press,* . and 'of Aebatel whO believe that
Liberty is National '
,' and Slavery sectional';
that the compromises ' of the. Constitution upon
that question ought to be presemd,' and all
Movements agg ressive upon the' lialtlo resisted:
—are requeste d to assertible, at the uses' place
of holdinK 'rownship".Eloetiens in their respec
tire Distrieti. on liaturday the 2,1 Aogiut
next; bcl"weeo the' Timms of *1 and 6 o'Clobk,
P. M., and elect Two 'Delegates_ from each
Township end Borough hi= the ,County; who.
1 1 40 most in .coarention-at,the-.Gournlionae
in• Gettysburg, on ./I.6mdgy the 4fh dugs of Au- j
gust next, at ID 'e'cloCk A. to nominate
County Ticket, appoint Ceogressional and seiu
atorini Conferees, and to transact such other
business as may be 'brought before them. •
• By order nf•the-Union Exevutive Coin.,
JOSEPH WIERMAN,.
R. Jl. JiOCIWARY, 804.
t 1,18&6..-td. . , .
NOTICE. -
rimy: undersigned, Auditor appointed by
.1. the Orphans' Court of'Adauts (lowly, to
make diAtribution of the, balance tinnainingin
the hands or SAMUEL SADLER, Adminis.
trator of the Estate of.Liqns. ANN STurzaieN,
deceased, to and anongst. the parties legal!) ,
entitled thereto, attend 'at .his omen in
Getty.hurg, on ..I(mulay, the 11M day f Au.
gust iu at )9 o'clock, A. 2d . .. for that per.
pose—cf which all parties interested are here
by notiied.
• .D A., BII.ERLER, Auditor.
July 03, 185,;.—.4 •
.NOTICE.
ripHE underdigned, Auditor,' appointed by
.the Oriihattie oourt of Adatnecounry, to
mak& di.triblition of tla.-ba10t...'...."'"g 1 ".
thq bandit of JOHN HfIADY, Ailinitddrator
of the eilate of PATRICK BALL, 'diceadet4
to and amongit the creditOrd of said deceased,
will attend at his office, in Gettyelnirg, On Wed
nesday got 1.31 h day of Auyart :tee, at 10
clock, A. M. for that purpose„ of which all par.
tied interested arr harebv notified. ' '
W. 1.1. M'CLELLAN, Auditor.
July 18;183ii".--'3t.
Nt)TIC
first Account of Si %WEL Brmacn, Con
mitten of the person And o‘tate of JOHN
simINTER, (luniole) .of Mountie!' towuship,
has heeo'file4 in the Court, of Common Plena.
of Adams county, and will bC confirmed by the
sat I Court' on MuniPtii the 18th dod of Attfot.ll
-next, unless' cause' he' ghoul' to the contrary,
• JOHN PICKING, Prutl4.
July 18, 1856.-4t* ~.•
;ref:chem., Ilrqut 111 1 -
; ; •
THE:J3onr4 of Directors Pranklin
• township will meet it the house of Henry
: Mick', eashiov:!n, we l'''utispiregth, ,the 2d I
uort,'it 10 o'chich hi the grown
' inF, fior .the' piarioser'of etuploylug Teachers
16r the fig! term o(theSchooli of eild Own
ebip
By.
,oillet t
of the HotA, • .
• JAtitts. micKLty, seeir.
,
PrBLIC,:SA - IGE.:
Will . .
EDT virtue of the last l and ' Teittnment
J." of MARY_ FIJULS .lato,of .the • Borough
• of Gettysburg, deeensed; . the undersinned,
center, yill;offer.at.Pubik Sale, on•the premi
ses,-'mo • lizetifify' , theipik da of 4ttlyast, next,,
'at 1 o'clock ,- P. • ••• • - •
.11i Geon.ift
sitttate in said Borough, on- . East grit street,.
adjuiniug Into of Russell and, Wilk on the
Bait, and Mrs. Marv, ThongatoA,.oa the \Vent,
, on which are erected'a two•story •
wesdlrathuarded I,AV SUING, i „ •
a•ontritimv tl'Stime Spriag•
house, WOodshed, -Stable, and - ;
oliftr•iitillroytunguls• , Thelu is an, gzeellent
srelkot woter At the dnor. ,ttud,o.
u utiber of
'choice fruit trees the' -
gttandorma will - be en and •terms made
known on day of 44.321i4 • • ' -•`
• " •• irgroNrAll CULP '•.Ersootter.
• July 18i; 1856.—ta - . '
Viii saL
OOnSaturday the 9th day of .
August next,
, „AT 1 oscLocc. a.
THE undersigned, Administrator of the es
tibia VALENTINE WERNER, dee'd,
late of Gettysburg, Adams county, Pm, wit/ ex-
Iposecto Public Sale, at the Court house, in the
Borou;r1r of Gettysburg; the following REAL
ETATE, vie : the 11 AINIO% PIMP--
Envy. lying on the Cliambershurg road, a
shortdistaoce from the town, adjoining lands
of Theological Seminary, F. E. Vanderslout,
and others, corisisting of about :31 ACRES,
more or less, ot'excellent land, in a good state
of cultivation. The Improvements
are a two-story frame House,
JIB &Wm e Carrentei. Shop. frame weath
er-boardet BARN. and other out
buildings. There is a well of excellent
water', near the door, and a variety of choice
fruit trees on the premiso, every thing being
in good order. Also, 9 Las ef .Ground, situate
in t.umberland township, A darns county, Pa.,
adjoining lots of Jacob iderla-t and others, and
an alley, and known on the plan of certain l lots
laid out by Thaddeus Stevens, Esq., as loteNo.
6 and 0. containing ft acres and 116 yerrhes,
more or less. These lots will be sold separate-,
ly or to-getber, ns may suit purchase. ca.
Or Attendance will be In ten and the terms
make kriawn on thdduy of sale by
VA.I,ENTINE WERNER,' Aclner. •
JultlB, lt tl to •• ' • •
EIO I. BIRPIis of ail kinde rer
sale at this °Mee—
RESOLUTION
There' shall be an additional article to said
Constitution to be designated as urticle4even,
as follows:
.
OP PUBLIC DEBTS:
Section I. The State may contract debts,
to supply casual deficits or failures in resell•
sea, or to meet expensed not otherwise provided
for.; but the aggregate amount of pets debts
direct and contingent, whether contracted by
virtue clone or more nets of the General As
sembly, or at different periods of time, shall
never exceed seven hundred and fifty• thous
and,dellard, cud the money arising from the
creation of such debts, shall be applied to the
purpode for which it was obtained, ur to repay
the debts :to contracted r - aud to uo other par
pose, whatever. • ,
Section 2. In addition to the above limited
power the State may contract debut to repeal
invasion, suppress insurrection, defend the
State ill war, or to redeem the preitent outstmid
, lug . indebtudnes,4 of the Stats. I .but the looney
arising from the contracting ofsuchdebta,shall
be applied to, the purpose far which it is raised, '
or to repay such debts, and to u• other pur
'pose whatever:,'.
Section 3. Except the debts above specified,
sections one and two of this article, no debt
whatever shall be created by, or 'ou behalt of ,
the State. , ,
Section 4: to provide Air the, payment of
the present debt, and additional debt con
tracted'us aforesaid, the legislature shaft, at its
first session, after the adoption uftlus atnendtj
went, Create.,a sinking: which shall be , l
auffiesent to , pay, the accruing interest on such
debt, and annually ;o reduce the principal
thereof by a sum not less ihuu, two, Irandred
Mid filly thoudanddollarasipking . fund
46%11 consist ,of the net. almuill income of the'
public workd, from time to time owued by the
chute, or the proceeds, oldie sale of the same,
or any purt'tbureut; and of the income or' pro
ceeddot sale of 'stacks owned by the' State, to
gether with other thuds, or resources, that may
be designaMd by la ' The said sinking lima
may . be Increased, from'' eine to time, by us•
aigning to it any part of the taxea, or other,
revenues of the mate, not requiredfor the.cur
rent expended of government, and unless fn
case of war, invasion or ineurrecti66, no part
di the said sinking fund ahail be used or up-
Odd idles-wise thunin extingulahniettrlethis
public debt. until the amount ut' anch debt id
reduced below the sum of five millions of dot;
icoMMUTICATICD
Section 5. The credit ofthe Commonwealth
shall not in any manner, or event, be pledged;
or loanini to, any' vidun'company,' corpo•
is dim, or association i nor shall the- Coli:nob
'Wealth hereafter ..heconm joint` owner,or
*Stockholder,' in nay conipany, a.ssiniation, or
cOrporation. •
beetle's' 'IL The Commonwealth shall not.
assume the deht,_or any tart thereof; of any
county, city, borough, or township ; or of one
corp.watitm, or association ; unless such debt.
shall liare•beetveontraMed to enable the State
to repel invasion, suppress domestic insurrec•
dethud itself in tune of war, ur to assist
the State in the discharge'of any portion of its
present indebtedness.
BeCtion 7. The Legislature shall not author-'
izo any county, city, borough, township, or
incorporated &strict, by virtue ofa rute of its
citizens ur otherwise, to become a stockholder 1
in ally company, association, or corporation ;
ur to obtain money fur. or Joan its credit to
any corporation, association, in.stittitioti, or
There aball be an additional article in • said
•canatltattenrte tgetteatganteana artiele 2cir;
follows : •
AItTICLE ER.
OF NEIV,SOUNTI,ES
No county shall be divided by n line cutting
`off over one•tenth of its population,. (either to
forma new county'or otherwise.) . without the
express assent of such want"; by a vote of
the electors thereof; nor Ash any new county
he established,-containing less Ulan four hunt
dred square miles.
. .
The yeas and noya were taken and were as
I follow, viz:
THIRD AXENDMENT.
YEAft—Afessrs,Anderson, Backuseilaldwin,
Prom section two of the first article or the
Beck; i York,) Bern.
Conatitutioti, strike- out the words, "If ek c , ily.
h ß a a rd n ' , HBe4,kdl(.J3l;),:w.,,,enr:ii!Bjci),,sh,, Buchanan, Odd
qf PhilwielPhial and 'f• cad' enteric' rdS''
' well, Catupbell, Carty, Craig, Fau.sold,' Foster,
lirery ;" from section' fire. same se:lee, strike cletz, fralue, , , , /limo, Hirper, Heins, Hibbs,
out the words'' . "of PAnade/Phia and Vibe' Hill, Hillegas, Hippie. Holcomb, Hnnsecker.
serCreit counties ; front section se \ ea, s4Mauk ' i ln if r i d ; i t liki m , ' Innia, f Irwin;:' JOhns, John
tiele,'strike 'out the Wards, "atilher 14 e . ellY 'f se m ,. Laporte, ',Lebo, I..angaker,•;lovett, kJ'.
Phitagrkleikki "iinr (IV," and: insert in lieu
therefore the 'yards, "and no ;" and strike out I Cabl°ll4 irtiarthy, irCernb, ilatigle,Metienr,
sectiOn four, same article, and
ihsert the following :- ' ' Orr, Pearson, Purcell, Itanssey, Reed,
in lieu 'thereof'
e N r, i l i er . ;• 1 / 6 1 "tPmer2e•I`M"'Prilei0; hi enhethach-
Reinhold, ltiddle, Roberts, Sh nk, -Smith,
",Section 4. In the year one thousand eight
'hundred and sixty-fone; and in every Seventh l Ali g heit Y l l Btr°utie ' Vail' ,What it ' 'W ri g ht '
..... L ti tt 3 zrfrtm j j, Zimmerman tutd ., .l , Vr: tt, .* u.k tr
'year thereafter , representatives' to the number
of 'one huhdred shalt be . apportioned mid' dig , -... NAiri i4 essrs. A4gitstiei • Ti
y, Ckirer,
, •• -
trilMted
,equally ; through the State,brdistrictn, ~,...,:.
~..., ~...‘, „„,...,,,,, ! „, :) t c , 144 0 ibi
jcniey„
1
in proportiOn to the iimnber of taxable inhabi. I fil l ' . ..:f i u to '
ri kr-V r. . t ; l '`, o " e c , " '-""
Hulicker, , , isciiring,
tants ni - the:seCeral parts thereof; except that I „.'!"",': ,t_-;• ii
ev
any county containing at least three thonsandoil!'lll; s l ,.. 4r iA l • , ; _li hrriA t Muni "' i'arle"°"l
nty mith; [paiiibe 1 'l'hoaip
fire hundred taxables, may be allowed a sepsc , ' ""'
I on, Walter Wintrode, - Wright [ uphill . ] and
rate: , representation"; ;Out ' no ~tan:to. . than
. I.____,_. : _ 2 " s, .
~ ,
_.
~ . •
three comities shall be Joined, and no countY . ,u'''''''')
shall be ilivided t , in the Carmation.of,e, digs fir S ni o ati th v ° ,.. " ll , 7 . ti°p , •7, 3 oeterlu!a .to the of.
teret.'• ' Matt eitk montaiaingt , aultkielA\ num ' On the question,
tii
,her of toxahlee.to eutith . riit to,at leas.t, two rep - , Will the amuse _ agree. to. the,
"icientivis, atiiall tinvei a &mph:rate reltre.4enor.
;Inn assigned. itand shalt Ise divided into eon. meta? .• • •• - '
renient distriels..of, contiguous territory, Of ..., I _ le , ;_ en iz t r i ; An . i !' na r t . „ .. 77 46ke ,
equal taxable population ' &Omar as may be; I , '"',„•'°' ~„
1 a cso!...!•za ' essta. Anderson, Back
each of .which districts 'shalt elect nati suPIW- Belli Beek, iLycoming j Beek...
. r
wentatrve. - ,'
hard, Boyd, Boyer, Brown, Bucci
Al the end ofsection seven, same article.'in . ovell, Campbell,'Carty, Craig, C
Pert' these Words, "the el& of ' Plil lad 4l .hia inger,,, Faaseld;. Foster, Fry, (1 ,
shall be divided into tingle smatmial flistrichr, Hamel, Harper flouts , Hibbs, i f ;
i
0 / r mati!ifkOnt territory as nearly elltat it; taxa- Hippie, Holcomb, Housekeeper, 1 ,
'6li.rionniation as resale ; hut no wor d Asa/ '' hum, Innis, . Irwin 'Johns, Johneli
6.1 efir(de4 in Ihr°rmatio ! l rherei ' i ' l • '. . Lebo, Congtilit.i, Covett, realino4,
The legislatur, at' its firsCaesslon; niter th e Mangle, 'delimit., Miller, ilontp4.l
adoption-of this' nineadnictit; 'shall divide
city of Philadelphia into senatorial and repro
rt`ei stomacher , Orr, l'earson,' , rhelps
:Itamsev, !teed, Riddle,:,Slicnk.. i
suntntire districts, in the manner,abore,previ• igheny,l. l Smith, 'Cambria,' Smith,
-ded ; such districts to remain ,unclitinged until I"
I l'lmmpsim, W bailou t \ \ , "rig ht.,
one thous:lda . wii g ht, [Luzerried acid •Zirmacitil
eibigehtAitur"tatlirenf and siiltlyh'ffoyuera. year
' ' ..' • '
• - D114 . 18 , -...il q wars. Burry,. Cloven
• •
. -. • : FOURTH AMERFIICNT. ` ~ t •
tkock. Ihiadall, Fulton, Gaylen;
fa be aeCtioll rIVI, Article 4. ' ' :Hamilton, I aucock , Redeker, Lei
The legislature, Abell' have power to alteti,.'C'arth3',..lkiagee; •Mauteb Moore
'ievoke, or MAO, any charter of incorporation'n Patterson; Reinhold, Roberts, l .r ...sti
hereafter conferred by, or tinder , any special, ' ter..Winticido, l'earsh\iy and rig
or general law, whenever in their opunon it - . • , .
inay*t' Injurious 'to the citizens. of tho;com-; So t h e question was detcrod
ninnwealth ; in such manlier, however, that no'lltrtnak-im." , ''' . ' •
irduatice shall be done to the corporator.. . i . On the question, ,
. ,
'Nilthe. House agree to the &II
racial '
' Tlie yeaterind nays were takenoi
follow, viz':
Yeas-...:1e5A111. Anderson, Et
Beck; [Lycoming.l B..ck, 'York,
Boyd, Boyer, Brawn. Brush. Burl
Well, Campbelli Carty, Craig, Cra
dell, _Edinger, Faitsold',.. Foster,
HAntel, Harper, Heins, Hibbs, ail
}tipple, ,Holcomb, Housekeeper,
Inalarte, in ids Irwin, Johnson, Ls
Longaker, Lovett, Al'Calmont, X
'Comb, Mangle, Menear, Miller. il
riches:l, Annersacher,' 'Orr, I
helps, Purcell, Ramsey, Reed, I
iddio, Roberts, Shenk, Smith; II
Smith, [Whiming,] Thompson, Vat;
Whallon, Wright, I . Lnzeriiti You',
merman and Wright, ,Spoakci..-cla !
...
Mars--3,ressrs. Barry, Clovell Cobourn,
Pulton; Gibbone,, Itssiztea, -13amPek, fitinc
ker, Ingham, Leisenring, ilama. M.ele c ,
Morris, Patterson, Salisbury, and Wintrode..-
16. ~
So the question.was determine) in•thie at.
,firiaotive. . ,' • •
~ •
Re.Tatrai; That this resolution pass. On
the first Amendment, yens 24, nays 5. On the
second amendment, yeas 19, nays 6. . tho
third amendment, yeas `il3, nays 1. On the
(math amendment. yeas 23, nays 4.
`l:ztract from the Journal.
THOMAS A. MAGUIRE, Clerk.
In House of Representatives, 1,
, , April 21, :853.,
Resolve a. That this resolution pass.
the first amendment. yeas 72, nays 24. On
the second amendment, yeas 63, nays 23. On
the third amendment, yeas 64, nays j 5;
and on the fourth amendment, yeas 69, ntt,ya
16.
Extract from Jontnal.
Secretary's Office, ' 1 A. O. CLIRTIN,
Filed April 2418561 f Sec'y. (Atha Coin
Secretary's Office, 1
Harrisburg, 'June 2T; 1858
Pen!saylattais,
I do. hereby certify that the above end "f ere .
goln is tr tte and 'correct copy of tho original
olleaolution• relative . to an *intendment of the
Conetitutiee,” st; the sane remains out file in
thikotrice. •
FIRST AMENDMENT.
MIMED
r.oo;cri AMEXPII ENT.
In Senate, April 21, lfitC.
WILLIAM JACK, Clerk.
, t 1 1 . 4 , In testimony whereof I have
..".„ .. hereunto set my . liend and clamed
1 to hsk affixed tho seal of the Seem=
7- - 4 tafill Office, the day and year a.
i
'r4r i i bore *often.
A. G. CURTIN,
So&y of the Commonwealth
IN SENATE, April 21, 1856.
Resolution proposity amendments to the;
Constitution of the Commonwealth, being un
der consideration,
' On the questioh,
Will the Senate agree to the prat'amend.
went ?
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to
the provisions of the Constitution, and were
as follow, viz :
YtAB—NlesrB. Browne, Bucltley, Cress
well, Evans ? Ferguson. Flenniken, Hoge, In
gram, Jamison, Knox, Laubach,.Lewis. Me.
Clintock, Price, Sellers, Shuman, Souther,
Straub, Taggart, Walton, Welsh, Wherry, Wil
kins and Platt, 'Spenkei•--24.
Mats--Sressrs Cribb, Gregg, Jordan, Mel.
linger and Pratt-3.
So the question was determined in the :IMP
=dive.
Ott the question, . „
Will the Senate agretito the second artiend , ,
ment 7. , . . , , • ,
Tlie yeas and nays Were taken itgllriably to
the protistops oftho Constitution and word as
. • •
'follow, vii :
YEAS—Messrs.' Browne. - litickalew, Cress
well, Flvaits; Hoge, Ingrirn, Jamison. Knot,
Lanhach, LW'S, I•eClfittock, Sellers; Shuman,
Souther, Straub, Walton, ,, Welsh, Wherry, and
Wilkins-19. 1
~ N,yl4-., , ,deisri t .: C: b,: rergason, - Gregg,
Pratt, Price and Piatt,7§pea*-6. , ' . 1
SO the , rquestiop,,was i ctetarmined in the at
'Srmatire...,
On tlitt question,,
Will the Senate a g re e
•;. to the third am tnd.
rent? . ', ' " , •
The yeas and nays were taken 'agreeably to
' the.constitution and wete.as follow, viz;.
Yeas--Mesari. Browne, .Buckalesi, Crabb,
,tressivell, „Hyena, Ferguson, Flenniken, Ifoge,,
rati,' Jantiiori, - Jordin, Knot, Lautmeh,,
Lewis,rl • ItteClirnoek; 'Mellinger-' Pratt. Price,
Sellers, Shetnatt;• Sctuther, Straub; Taggart,
Walton, Welsh, Wherry,. Wilkins, and Piatt„
~.S'ytiniter-425.', ,••: /; - ,i; ' • , • , , 1
.:: •Wira—Mr Oregir-o4; . , ~ • ~. '" 1 ,1
' . So the .question was determined in, the at :
firmaiive. ~ , . • .1. , ,
On the alteration,
.. '
Will ilteS.Mate agree to the fourth amend.
'amid 7 , . •
The yeas and nays were token - agreeably to
_the Constitution,and,were tut fo'low r ,vit. .
Yi:Aa;-: , Meimrs., Browne": 'fitiekaletr, CreeS.
well, trans, Flenniken, Hoge, Ingram, JaMi'
god, jot•fido", Knox,' loolich; Lowie, Mitelltt
torlciiPrire; Solkil:Shatittiti;Rafit'ffifrL'Stimith;
Walton, k'e'ep, We'sh, Wherry; Wilkins, end' Platt,'
siPaker---23. • , , • •••
1 Nava- Messrs . Crabb, Gregg, Mellinger
, and Pratt--t ' • ' • . ,
I - • So the question was determined in the at
firmative, • • . ,
IJournitl or •the Routs of Papmentatires
• April 21, 1850. ' ' • . .' . ' ~,
' The yen§ and unrs were taken agreeably to
Ithe pm-liking of thit Constitution, and on the
first proposed amendment, were as follow,-
, siz
'it:as—Messrs. Anderson, Baekns, Baldwin,
Ball. Back, (Lyeanthig,' Beck, (York,) Bern.
i . hard,".Boyd, , Boyer. Brawn, Brash, Buchanan,'
, Caldwell, Campbell.' Carty. Craig, Crawford,
; Dowdall, ,Edinger, Fausold, famer,' Oett,'.
Haines, Hamel, Rerper, asati, Ilibbs, Hill,
IHillcgas. Hippie; 'Holcomb, l'unsecker, hut.
brie, ; Ingham, Innis. Irwin, Johns, Johnson.
Laporte, Leho. Tmagalter, Lovett, M'Calmont,
I M'Carth IT, M'Comb,'• Mangle, Menear, Miller.
1 MontgoMery. Moorhead, Nunnensacher. Orr.
Pearson. Phelps, Purcell, Ramsey, Reed;
'Reinhold, Riddle,Hoberts, Shenk, Smith, (Al
, legbeuy,) Smith, (Cambria,): Smith s ,' (W.yu
'
ming.) &rouse, Thompson, Veil,- Whallim.
Wright, (Dauphin,) Wright, (Luzerne,) gitu:
iaerman, and Wright, Speaker 72.. , '
ollig WZ1:`,4,0011.1.,.. t 44, ""—r1:".
Cobo um, Dock, Fry, koluirr;Daylotd; (Niko.
.ney, finnsiltan. Hancock, Housekeeper, .Hun.
elcar, Leisinriug, Magee, Hanley,:Morris, Mum
ma, Patteraon,Satlishurv,Smith (Philadelphia ) )
Waiter, 'Wintrode and Year/der-24.
$o the, Tie/diem , was determined in the af
firmative. :
On'theo6.-dihny ' ' '
Will the (louse agreeho tlio speond amend
ment ? • • ,
• • Secretary's . Office, I
Eirrisburg, June 27, 10.;
enswilvania ? sat
Ido certify that the shore and foregoing is
a true end correct
. copy of the' "Yeas" and
‘Sars" taken on the Resolution proposing tit
menilments to the Constitution of the Common.
wealth for the session of 1856.'
1 t Witness my hand snd the seal
4." ,4 of said office. thid twenty-seventh
1
';,, . • day of June, ono thousand eight
' 1 • - • ' .o ' - litindred and fifty-Six.
A. G. CURTIN,
Sec'y oldie Commonwealth.
PUBLN 'SALE.
On Friday, the sth clay 'rf &Pemba , vest
,
at 12 o'clexic, ..V.,
?PITH uudersigned, Excetiter ofthe' Estate or
- David' t!'heets, late oleo inowago tcitrnship,
Adams county, Pa:, deceased, will sell at Pub
lic Sale, on the promises the , very detirable
• .VALtrARI;E: FARM, ,
of saiiaeeettsed, situate in Freedom totensbip,
Adumixoutsty, State aforesaid,
Containing; 2 I 0 4.lfrem,
more or less, and adjoining lands of John Nee
ly, Abraham Kris,', James M'Clettly; and eth
ers, on, the. read leading from Nultemaker's
Mill to the. Eminitsburg road. Tjw.tirriprove
pants, which are all in tirst-rate order, consist
9r . !\ •
1611 TWO-137014:T
rtrucK DWELLING ifOUSE,
with' brick bdclebhildlng, which
can be conveniently occupied by two (mines,
a large •Hank Barn, DIY lieuse,Musit-Mouse,
Work Shop, Carriage House, Wagon
Corn Crib, and all necessary
i There Are three wils of never-failing wnuer on
' the pretnises, one of them on the perch con-
I venientio the kitchen door. Water is ccnivey
ed from one of the wells by pipe into the born.:
yard.. There is,a large ()rebid of choice fruit,
covering six acres; in excellent thriving order
—one of the best in the comity. 'i here is .a
full proportion of good Timber and Meadow
land ) "and any additional IfilitniitY of meddow
can be made.. This property is one of the Inor4t.
desimblein the cotinty, being conveniently lo
cated about five miles tiom Gettysburg, and
highly improved, several thousand bush •
els of lime having been put upon it - within the
tlast fewyeara The
,fencipg is in good order,
I the gTeater part being Chesnut feinting. ,There
is a t:,.elloul-houee ou the farm, convenient to
the hOusit. ' • -• •
- Aso 'al Me danoli:ne and place will be told
-rizzAPN2t.a.irm TrarzErn nt'n,
.
containiuk : l7 acres, more or less, about 0111,1
mire above Marra Furnace, iu Hinuilionban
township, adjoinink lands of Andrew Low,
:James Watsun, and others. 'lids tract is env
.ered mit h.thri ing young f.hennut timber, •equa
to 811 V 011 1116 . :":111.113 :tint:main, and can, be
clear:jai aio land bninK well adopted to cultic's.
thin.
e property potitivell be sol<l.
Porsotile 'to view the pitannii:s ' will be
'shown the aaine by the subscriber; residing in
Freedom township,. near lloriit's tarern,• by
whonnalsii attendance. will be :given and the
terms made known on the 'lnv of sale. . •
DANIEL SilliLTS, ILltetztor.
• Jyne;ri 10A6. 1 --td 't
.. • ,b0dy.41.4
impoifio
r Oft the last - three - years, I have I?e;ri
Red jn a bUsiness known only to myself,
coreparitively, fevrotheis e, whom I have
'instructed for the SUM Or S 201: el 4, which has
averaged me at the rate-of 3,(M0 to #5,000 per
Inman; and having wade arntngertionts to go
to Europe la the tall, to:engage in the saute
I am willing to give lull instructions
'inthe art to 'our per. on in the United States
or CutiadaA, A'rliu still remit me the Limn of SI:
Ain indlieud, frum she gilecess I have been
favored with, andlhe many thankful acknowl
edgments I have , received from those whom I
have instructed, and wbottre inching from
CS TO ill PER, D
at it, to give nay per/on an opportunity -to en•
gage in , th ia , httsiness,'which , wetiay, pleasant,
and .very profitable, at a small cost. There is
positively 45, Hamlett!' in the tnntter. Refer- .
onMi s iolhe - best 'cluan'eatt be given us regards,
its character, mall enli refer to 'persona whoa t
have instructed, who will testify that they are
making from $5 to sl.sper flay.. 4; the same. 7-
It is a bitiotieas'ln which eittair
• LADIES OR GENTLE3IEN:
, .
. can engage. and with perfect ease make a voij
handsome income. Seyerid Jr:dies in - VariOliti
parts of New York State, Pennsylvania, and
Maryland; whom I have, instructed, are now,
making froth Sid to $8 per day at it., It is a
nes : east. ithaivssis, and but a dollar or 'two is
required to start it, :Upon receipt of $l, I wit'
immediaiely'sehd - to- . the :applicant n V' int ed
circular, containing.fall instructions in tee art,
which can he perfectly tualerstond nemice. .
- In the month of Mdy hist I sent my wirer
tisentent to the editor of the "Reading Gazette
. and Dethoniao Reeding; Pa., and also sent I
him,one (if. my circulars of instructions. on
its trelpt,thini after A litretb I eAamirta firm, he
lnserfed the following editorial in his paper.
"We call attention to the advertisement of
. 4 110. 'A:T. Pat , ,:Acirli;, ofNeW York, headed "tm
'tiers sir co F.Vtarronr," which will he found
in another Column. ' Mr. P. hos sent us one of
his circulars, alludedlo in the Advertisement,
- and inti examination. we lied it, as he says' it is,
no.hunibug, but n light, easy • and honorable
. busincss, and one that .may be made profitable'
on p very trifling capital."'" ,
:'. All letters mast lie addressed to A. 'T. PAR.;
SONS, 33513mndialy, New York.
June• 27, itisl.--.1 ma. - - .
ird amend
111611 STREET SC11001:I
n'd were as
• R, Bniiiwin,
'urlc,j Bern.
:titan, Culd
rll%%lord, Ed ;
tz. Haines,'
, Hille,, , rn4,
Imbrk, lag.
In, Lnpurte,
it, M'Comb,
/cry, Nun-
TpIE tandersigqed wilLoPen st , l3chntil In
Gettysli rg, mt Mt' 11th of Avrixt to con•
tinue , till the tire. of'Oetobescin 'which in.
structioa willbe given in nll the branches us.
itally taugitt,in Common Schools, nod. in Alge
bra, G. eonietty,, Nitturally..Philosophy,
The School 'thorn. will he'supplied with Out
line Naps. Globes and Itlitcicbonres, o Vich
will be constantly used. ' They ivill give their
undivided attention to the Pupils' placed tinder,
their charge. =,liveryopportunity will be Itiven
to those oho may attend- ;the School fix the
..
purpose of pt . tpurn.g to ;Tenth .doring Abe
coning winter. To this chins instruction will,
he give': ns in the'lest mechods of conduct:lag
Schools, nod C Importing kitoOleige to the
young. These who'wish so attend slionld np
ply soon, as the-number trill be limited: The
charge torthe-terut will be-$2,00.--'
Purcell,
Wyoulitig.l
illauphind
Cobourn,
Gibbc ney,
enring, Nl'.
d, Mornfi,
bury,
S'yeuiter
hly tl, 185.6-3t'
in the at
xtiTler.
OTt / Ci', h 'hereby 'grren t at the under
.l.ll signed ...ntlitor Appointed h'y the Orphans
Cmirt . tri 'make • distribution of the.essetts re '
t maining in thn hands of JAMES .1...W1L1.8:
kris; Ball. Esq., Administrator of .I'OHN W. COOK.
Bernhard, late of lifenallen .Township, deceased, to ttnd
a „ c a m, among creditors, will ait, et his effica in the
b r d: b ow . Borough of Getty6huri, on lit thirdety tile 2d
r ~ Get, do'/ ^,t August nPri, (A. 1). 1P33) at. iq 0 . .
h megasp „tack.,
' M. of slid day to, discharge tha duties
whacker,
of his appointment when and setere all persons
ite, Leh°,
intetted. will please attend.'
,arths, 1,1.' t
4tast omgr} , , July I 1 , "iPtlik.t.:::4t '' . • .
"earson, I 1 -- 4 • • _ -
Reinhold,
.h amend
d were as
atabria,l
, Walter,
A enterprising and responsible Agent wen ,
m od to canvass the County of Adam, for n
rosponsiblo luburunre Company, to whOro
good intluvemeuts wjfl be offered. Address.
Box 142, i'brk Penna.
July 11, 1R56-3t* ,
ZEE
razag weans.
JOHN HOKL busiust received .a fresh sop.
ply of SUM?dliat GOODS, to which he
Width* attention of the public. By "quick
sales andante!! profits" he is 'enabled to fui
wish Gotida to the satisfit!ition of all who call.
June 20. 1856.
r;lirl c?:f
C. IL APST.III,
R. A, L'4'TTI,P,
W'ADITZID.
PROCII A MATION.
•
jIIEREA9 the. 11Ortd .I.rienta
T President of the' several Courts of Com.
mon Pleas. in the Counties composing the 19th
District, autlJustice of tho Courts of Oyer and
Terminer and General drill Delivery, for the
trial of all capital and other offetders in the
said district. and timer. R. R assott. and Jonx
liVOtsty, Esqrs., Judges of the Courts of Oyer
and Termintr. and General Jail Delivery, For
tiro trial of all capital and other offenders in the
County of Adams---.hovo iscmed their precept,
bearing date the 23d day of April in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-six, and td medirected for bolding a court
of tiommon •Pleas, and General Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace, and,General Jail Delivery,
and Coutt of Oyer and Terminer, at Gettysburg,.
on Monday the ISM of August nox'-
10TICR 19 HERE nit GIVES' to all the
Justices oftbe Peace, the Coroner and Consta
bles within the italdeounty of Adams, that they
be then and there In their proper persons with
their Rolls, Records, Inquisinons, Examina
tions, and other Rettionbrances, to do those
things which to their piliewand in that behalf
appertain to be done, and also, they who will
prosecute,stgaiost the prisbners that are or shall
be In the Jail (if the saiclCounty of Adl:pa t are
vibe then and'theva to prosecute against them
as'shall be 'pat.
HENRY TVoisfAg,
sherifl's Oftico,,Utittysburg, t
Jbly 11. 18,6.. I to
F tiU
TV — A NT HATS, CAPS, BOOTS& SHOES,
at leaut t 2O per cent. cheaper thin Tau
ever ' hottebt before, fenieloher is ttt 0-
BBAN.„ac, PAXTON'S, where they are to be
had in great variety, consisting of Gent'a and
'l3oy's fine Silk, Fur and Slouch Hats, of the
latest Style, all colors. and - si;es, Whit e, Black
Tan, lllue, Drab, Fuwn. &e.. Also, a large
assortment of Men's and Boy's Fine Calf, Rip
and ()rain Boots and Shoes. Gout's FinoCl,th
and Patent Leather (Jailers. •
' •
eared hl. • Ladies; if yon cant Walking and
Fine Dress Shoes, such as Jenny Lind, Bus
kins and Ties, Kid and Moroccol3lippers--'4l-
so a beautiful • assortment" of 'Ladies' Dress
tjaitem, Olt a large stock •of Misses' 'and
ChilJtenif &iv Gaiters rind Shoes - that you
find COBEAN & PAXTON'S, at the South
east Corner of Centre 'Square, before punkris
ing eisew'reret, an
,tht,7 have by far the largest
stock of Sprisenable Goods in town, and are
determined 'to sell, very cheep. "rite ptre
and keep '
SBA It P .
look out thnt you do hut mistolco the pltico•-:-
Remember .COPEAN 4 XT,UN'S ,Ne 7
iitore, 'at t4OlO. Stind liel!:r Kurtz.
Gettyiburg, guiett 4;185C.-4
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itY virtue of a decree °Nile Qrphane,.C.enrt , rill, cztomippg.io.la . .
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AI of Adapts t• comity, the subscriber, Ad , ti2iit-
v 4 ,4..
.5 , ,..ee
00.41 , 4
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istratur atilt), 'Estate. of U. 11'. D., 11tV1I's 1ate1,,z PH... .,, , A.,1,.. wy ntoi , e . oent.t wA wit . 04,1
cata.
uf said Comity, dueerissd, will' 'offer at , Publte ,
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Sale, on the..pretnises on, Saftwrsitty.,ille..l3tA ) ' ityo...r ! , / - 7 , „.
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door S.:ptellti . *: !lex', at 1 o'clock, P. M. of
snid'aay; w
1 A T the burning of the Artisan' Bandit:4i,
i irk V. i g!" r .-
~,....• ' IX' April 10th; and in the 04PIAT PJR,E itt
'• • • w P - 1 Market Street, Mef lit, 1856; - Ike 'genuine ,
or l iabl deeettSPriliitunte partly in filmilltonban , REPRING SAP E preserved the Jeweßeil of
and partly in 'Creations Toivatship, in Moms ; Gis. W. Simons A lito, Peek's; Papers*, Of
_County, . .
~. , . Ilw other dr, Bro. and Edwardidettnaris A Co . . i yescw•
ter remitting exposed to the , burnitiff Tuba:far
"Hraftllng 2 ""f er "' . 1 mi.! Foicry hUtniS
Y acid proving:condo.
more briefs, of whieh 40 acres a r e who g yily tim• : fi t tvely what we have always claimed tar ; hem
bered and too m . idt'a I ' . Pa"'d arable -lan d' their
.with a good
,propurtion of meadow T .-s
,said I.w.
,•Know n grout superiority over all securities nO4l
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Tract adjoining lauds of. William I Vitagaw i : In these fires, the H ERRING'S .11,0 E
beery Wintrode, Abraham Flenner, P a Y id ' , ;landing side by, : side with thaise isdiertised eus
Bosserman Mid othert. 'This term lies ow the
~ ,i warranted to sided,' per cent. More .fire than
public road leading from Gettysburg to Fair, iietTings,"eantefinwth the acknowledged victor ;
I field. 6 milei from ,•the former end about w ‘ i
' not oelv pressrving their contents in exeellen4
mite.s front tht: latter plam—Marsh creek be- order, dint being themselves in a rendition to
'lag Within' two miles an; (Middle C‘reel; wi th in !gn through another ordeal, while hOa
one mile of said farm,
mile
the "Comp toy's ' 'l:Salamanders" of ether ' makers t
herebadly
Mills" being:within one mile of it. The a°ll ' used up i t every instance,' mid 'ortie' ce.ses .
is of good quality. and in a high state of atile-i 'fieir entire contents coMplatelY• f
ee s troyd.
cation.. .1 he, improvements consist ofaJarge ' !re th e . public; we would
simply
say, that;
nod adn ' iouiejlt • • •. ' ' during. the 14 years that herring's Safe has
. I " WO
~STOEY,.DOL'Op-FA,FIT ,
been. -before them ; , more thin two , :hitndred
•;444‘ ' :. . DIIT I'l
I N(1 II OUSE, I have passed through accidental fires 'trillion,
`" • • ilt
\'(l
. r i tbe occurrence of' a sioglo tons;
44 . f'. 4U feet front Ity 3,5 feet deep, with a ,
, We nould, therefore, caution - putilittales
roughcast one Stagy kitclien attached. Stone I against the nusrepresentatio» of intereattettiPtirw
4" wire.bank,lntris, 72,; by ,47. feew,:with 84 ' 18 ' , ties. The Herrings Patent is ' the 0611 0 .firte
Also, memo crib and wagon shed jut) carriage
.nreof Safe made in this city , which is Tossteited
house Ottached. 'Stone spring house nod some ~ by a Patent Right tend we will guarantee) itto'
'smoke hoeso and dry house. There is .a n e V er i resist Mom 'than double, the gmouut 9f heat of
foiling spring' of water on said.'fitim;
with i any other Sate'now known.
scorings• near the house; and Several springs in
Abe' fields, .ano , a large orchid -of A pplead
~.o , :' •: !..f a t i lt u i I : i ' l l e ' t t :t s i 1 F. ''' Irair 7. o : o ' r -. .
: Peaches, Apricots, Plums.. Nectarines rind 1,, 11 I 11 1 j - in t hi s
. .
other choice fruits—there. being from .600 to I : ,"tteuairta's PATENT CIIAMP,ION BAPVIn,
• . . ,- , , . .
'BOO bearingtreeS. , - •
1k*,,..A !though the. deceased did 134 h - lild AO
~ N. Dr.L..."EVa.ilB it IVestaim's Improied Sala
4tntire tiile' fn 'Atte above tract. Yet said or
t mandent,". 44 0liver•Etwate,: J. Gayiees,"
rangements, have been made
nice ' the nortirs
w-- -- ' and `,'Seoteli Abestos,"- Iron't.betkla large
h /Wing. the other it ntlivided.sts. as thati.,, r , re ., e ,... h .,,,. eg ,
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a iveyttnce, of the. whole:estate. will be made', ''''' neent '` fee ',4 4 " ni t eg , e h , „ ° , l3ll. taken ' i n Pat Par
) will
o boluld aticnipri
wi It compltto title. ;
Attendance will he given and terms mode ,
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known on day .of sale by :. ' , , 4neel, 13, 1856..41_
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July' 11, 1833.—td ': •'- ' '
111 P 0 . 11. T A N T
Pro the catrenft of Gettrah r iirg and Strangers
• Who desire to know4herii to find a large
and handsome variety of Summer BATS 'end
SIIGES,--are invited 'to call at 'W. W. 'PA X
TON'S STOR • where they will find 'the
most eleyant'3Vliite Beavers'And . .White Silk
Cantos end ' Wald; also, Soft
French snd a large stock of, Gentlemen
and Ladies r o4d Children'a SumineiShints and
Gaiters of every, style and,priee. Cull and see!
the gorids:•,' ••• ' •
•
• J.une,l3, ISSG. •
W.. W. PAXTON
undCrsigned, tippulniej by the Court
.11 or Cotntpor Plenj of 4 dunri. Courity t
ditne to make distribution., ofthe Fund rerhaiu
ing in the hantln pf Atriklutta
aigiten of .I.o.vnu littiihEu anti 'Arl Maria, hie
vile, 'to and 'Wong:it 'the hruititt?r , t entitled
thereto, will attend fre that intrpcae tit his of.
tiro in Gettysburg, tor nstr.raf t y , th e 7th day of,
Au ttai.rtexd, at 10 o'clock, A.M.; of which 41
perstinsiti iutercit .r.re hereby notified.
July 4, 1856--ll't
BOER 4• STATieNtRY
bitu6s AniciNEs..
XUertilgit'D afiXfOrttnrigt,
A D. I=tlLta 124 added to big fawner
11 4 .• mak of Umida an ;magi:ally, large as
sert-meet of Clo4ioul, tichool and
n eous
.7' 4,
lEIC1 1 011 0 4111310:131.14W
embracing all the text Boobs uged in the Col.
lege, Common Scbool.i„and standard Clagsio
autbera, with the recent populur nt.blioations
ccmatitutiu l ra larger assortment tl au afar b o :
fool opaned . in Gettysburg. Also
by Wcilte a a ei? /21L.2
of all kinds; Cap, Letter a;,''d Note P al l or , o f
Om best quali!y, Eloolopes, Gold 'll,,ans antc
Poncils,Pen4=l , 343 With a /ai llia 4 1 4 3 4'
WOW of
Fa Pt July 11,
, • . .
to winch he tornes attention, beipg prepivA IIoNICTS R1)ho
I TIP, X; city
to at at unirsnally low priern4.
var ie t • a t '4. to .1,11t,' mart , ' fie& lie PO
eftnry
141.11 bat also largely increase 4 *dud cheap • BCAlti
Htock of-
IP a . ti.; N mid ief nem, grim' ' - 1 1
w hi c h
. etta bo relied , opon ea , tii# W.it• in thy; t '
market. - • - A t1s);1 , rat, C , Ustatterier Y I
'itifirArrantemerbt bare been ceecieti b 74 4lit'recii/etraiad:lool , lll. lir fil l e
which any article in his line of biainesn'esu f "." 141 ';: 14w :,
promptly ordered (root city. ' AriONACCO.—A.inightfreict•in 4 16414
Gettyaburg, Nov. 2,' 11550. K. , 841,11807
Ofi 2 'r
TONICS
,444.
no
rintET *mil did do tis ibittOithskAdispw
A airy relief and they never wall, It is bev
chose . they don't tooth tie
ease.. The VAVSh/ 91411 ague sad! billitiOs
diseases of the atmospheric prtiost tailed Mt*
aroma or Malaria. Iseutralize'llis putting by
lie NATIAAL - ANTIDOTE and silt disatti
; collard by it disappears itt once. 'ithudia v
Cr and Ague cure is this Antidote to Malaria,
and moreover it im a p e rf ec tly b arm i er , mo th.
tine. The eertitileatu of the celebrated chew
ist, J. It. Chilton, of Nsw York, to this testa,
is attached to evety bottle l therefore lilt dew
/ n 9 good it can do uo harm.
; 9 his is more; than tan be said of Quinine,
ArJenic, or any tonic in existente,u their use
is ruinous to tita coostitufiou and brings on
11UXI13 AU (Jk.:,*which never allows a person
'to feel porfeetly Tien fora single moment. In
Plustrution of these truths a annex some•ex
tr.rcts from a Icttorjtzst received !him t Pliyider
an.
QcortorroirY, Onto, Mod 17, 1858.
Ms: A. ItElo.laS, Esq.—Dear Sirs--
Yours of'the 2d inst.., is at hand. The cure sr
thud late last year and the difficulty in getting
any one to try it was greatly increased from
the fact that a remedy had been Ititrodused
whichwas groAog in thror with' the public. "u
being be,ter than using Quinine,—not knowing
I presume that the rewelly tber used to escape
taking Quinine, contained the DRUG ir.
slii.k. •
This remedy, (known' as "4mlth'a' Tiins
would invariably nu ague, halt
not CURE it, as it'evould often .return with re,
unwed vigor. This one circumatarie“ doom
ed in your favor, if I could inatitote tesesom
parison betw,en it and your CIJI Thar DA- '
bowing is the result t
'l'hree persons took your "Ctirti,l' 411 Of
which were cases of "Quotidian Intennittent
Fever," of many weeks standing. ,They, had,
tried Quinine, nod otker 'remedies:, ottiption
ally missing a chill, but it Was, (ay in all!. ouch
cases) slowly earing them Out; and layh!g the
foundation of other and more- sev'ere'mals..
dies. I did succeed in effecting a radical cttra
of all three of these cases with Tour w remedy,
and they ha not had a 'chill since.,'-: all
three o f these cases the •‘Smith's Tonic", had
been used, and would, ,aa , before — stated, break
the chill, but after a Period or two kad elapsed
it would return.
I think there will be no difficulty now in girt.
leg to nue "Cure" the vantage ground of any
miter remedy . now in use here, Ito., Sc
WM. BUCKNEIt, M.D.
Rhode's Fever and Ague Cure; or Antidote
to Malaria, the' only harmless remedy in eit
isteneP. eq uallreortain -tut a preventive, as
"Cure." -Take it when you feel the chills
.
Coming on. and you will never have a stogie
SEB,.Far mde by Druggists genera!ly.
45113 A. Ri3cu,lv.s, org.
jUtre 2P, 185Q.....-It4
RiLatair-BIADE 01 , p2111pra
AT SA 31 . 6 ofe
CIiEAP CLOTIIING.EMPORJUIL
t. IF you want a suit of -11EADX-ISADE
1 IL CLGTHING,-ioruplete in every-respect,
of the latest style, nbti el.enpor than thence,'
be Ilurslinsed, at nap establishment in the
County—cell at MARCUS b I AMSON'§.- op.
ptosite the flint, in York atieet. I- have just
received from the It:astern Cities the largest
and best assortment of Goods ever offered in
I Gettysburg. Jr offering to fell better Goods at
lower prices than other de:actg.' sitbitty re•
quest purchasers to call and sati fy themselves
of the rruth.of ray ollbr, hy-a personal exstel
antiou of my Goiids and prices. Bnyiugsfclu
sively for Sash, 1. can buy of/doper 'arnd, self
cheaper than any snber Ivertmn in 'the County.
Goods are made up in-the'best Style Ira ex
petienced workmen, and can't be 'exceljed by
any eustoiuer. Tailor. My stock conelittati in
part, of
• 41Coaon -Of -Mt Size* -• •
prices, colors,•and kinds, made up irt.tiltri,pli
nor manner. Also PANTS•AKI) VKSTS, of
the latest and most fusliionablo,fitzleff and
every kind 'of good suitable for Slurpi'tiitti
Summer gear; al's° • •
• „ •
W(1,0 1 .3.1 Olga
and a large assortment of "G'eatistattes:.rotti
Bop' l'iirobihiag Gooch; crnsistiog ^of' ex•
tra quality linen bosom Shirts, Suspeadens,
I (Noyes, half Collars, nee - attitlitadro
tit Ilandkarchleils amid an eatraordinitry •••
4ortrneut of 'Black Satin and fancy filarrad.
jutting STOCKS, and variotia otharflolay'ar
tides, together: uith Um)lrellair, frnotiO, Cat.,
pet Bags. Flats. Caps, Boots and.Shom
ant also.separed • to sell viholtaila tq
'country mertbantadesiripg toseltegaint Reidy
. 1 / a ria Clothing at ell pArra..sartro•siaartnir
notintm TIIE 17ITIE0. If you dQubc . it, :54)
end examine for yourselves,
• • . 1 4ARG13$ NYTON.
al
N. B. All Goode bodcht of . will eats ;
changed if they do not }Ton
' :Gett.yebnrie - ,,..Aprti /0 6 . •
!11,OTICA •
Ponirbicelliwa ate less have ban
tfcrived pt, the PlPtilplUittilyiplaiVenil
ere now reedy fat tlistribution among Alio •I 4
titled a4rei4i4
..YORK'PICBT.h.(43
U. WILLS.
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